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Conventional Hydroelectric Power Plants in Georgia

U.S. Energy Information Administration (Forms EIA-860/860M).

Power plants
28
Total nameplate capacity
2,096.8 MW
Generating units
97
National rank (conventional hydroelectric capacity)
#10

Every conventional hydroelectric plant in Georgia

PlantOperatorUnitsCapacity
CartersUSCE-Mobile District4500 MW
Richard B RussellUSCE-Savannah District5382 MW
Hartwell LakeUSCE-Savannah District4335 MW
Walter F GeorgeUSCE-Mobile District4168 MW
BufordUSCE-Mobile District3131.2 MW
AllatoonaUSCE-Mobile District386.6 MW
West Point (GA)USCE-Mobile District373.3 MW
Tallulah FallsGeorgia Power Co672 MW
Oliver DamGeorgia Power Co460 MW
Sinclair DamGeorgia Power Co245 MW
TugaloGeorgia Power Co444.8 MW
North HighlandsGeorgia Power Co429.6 MW
Blue RidgeTennessee Valley Authority223.5 MW
YonahGeorgia Power Co322.5 MW
Stevens CreekDominion Energy South Carolina, Inc817.6 MW
Lake Blackshear ProjectCrisp County Power Comm417.2 MW
Morgan FallsGeorgia Power Co716.8 MW
TerroraGeorgia Power Co216 MW
NottelyTennessee Valley Authority215.9 MW
Lloyd ShoalsGeorgia Power Co614.4 MW
Burton DamGeorgia Power Co26 MW
Flint RiverGeorgia Power Co35.4 MW
NacoocheeGeorgia Power Co24.8 MW
Tallassee Hydro ProjectTallassee Shoals LLC22.3 MW
King MillAugusta Canal Authority22.2 MW
Sibley MillAugusta Canal Authority32.1 MW
High Shoals Hydro (GA)High Shoals Hydro11.4 MW
Graniteville Enterprise DivisionAugusta Canal Authority21.2 MW

Source: U.S. Energy Information Administration, Forms EIA-860 and EIA-860M. Nameplate capacity is the maximum rated output of the plant's generators.

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