It was created by the construction of a 70-foot-tall (21 m) dam and the Tafton Dike at the east end. The largest inflow into Lake Wallenpaupack is Wallenpaupack Creek, at the west end of the …

Lake Wallenpaupack This concrete dam near Tafton was built by Pennsylvania Power & Light Company to supply water from the lake it built (Lake Wallenpaupack) to its hydroelectric …

Feb 2, 2025 · The Wallenpaupack hydroelectric plant is powered by the water contained by a 1,280-foot-long and 70-foot-high dam, which creates the popular 5,700-acre Lake …

Lake Wallenpaupack is a 5,700 acre lake located in Pike and Wayne counties that is owned and operated by Brookfield Renewable. The lake is around 13 miles in length and about 60 feet at …

Jan 13, 2024 · Brookfield Renewable, owner of the Lake Wallenpaupack hydroelectric project, started releasing lake water over the spillway gates at the dam at noon on Dec. 18, and has …

Aug 20, 2021 · Beginning September 9, the water levels will be lowered to 1,174 feet above sea level. Every five years, Brookfield Renewable has to conduct routine maintenance and …

Lake Wallenpaupack is a 5,700 acre man-made reservoir. Water from the lake flows 3.5 miles through a 14′ diameter pipe along a now-dry river bed, to a point where the land drops …

They proposed building a dam across Wallenpaupack Creek in Wilsonville, PA. The dam would provide electricity to the surrounding communities and create a lake 13 miles long with 52 …

Jun 30, 2016 · The 1,280-foot-long dam, powerhouse and flow line carry lake water to the hydroelectric station. Water from the bottom of the lake travels up the flow line, a large pipe …

Lake Wallenpaupack is a man-made lake that was created by damming up the Wallenpaupack river. The dam was created in order to generate hydroelectric power. Colonel Louis Watres …