- Scotts Peak Dam
Scotts Peak Dam
Was one of the three component dams in the flooding of
Lake Pedder inSouth West Tasmania . It was completed in 1973.The dam is 43 metres high and 1067 metres long. It spans the upper reaches of the
Huon River .The dam is a rockfill dam with an upstream face of bituminous concrete, and it has a 4 metre high concrete crest wall. http://www.engineersaustralia.org.au/shadomx/apps/fms/fmsdownload.cfm?file_uuid=F53BA3D8-DECC-4B2D-4129-28D36E2A53EC&siteName=ieaust]
It was promoted along with 24 other dams as "Heritage Dams" by The Institution of Engineers, Australia in 2001
ee also
*
Edgar Dam
*Gordon Dam
*Serpentine Dam, Tasmania
*Hydro Tasmania Notes
Aerial photographs
*Reid, Vern (1976) "Sealing Scott's Peak Dam" B&W photo p249 of the "Tasmanian Year Book" No.10 1976. Australian Bureau of Statistics Tasmanian Office ISSN 0082-2116
External links
* http://www.hydro.com.au/home/Tourism+and+Recreation/Gordon+Catchment/Gordon+Power+Development.htm
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