Keswick Reservoir

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Keswick Reservoir is a man-made lake on the Sacramento River in Northern California, primarily serving as a regulating reservoir for Shasta Dam’s hydroelectric operations and regional water management.

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Keswick Reservoir canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf artificial lake
regulating reservoir
reservoir
basinCountry United States
country United States
createdBy Keswick Dam
function re-regulates peaking power releases from Shasta Dam
stabilizes downstream Sacramento River flows
supports downstream fish habitat conditions
supports downstream water deliveries
hasUse environmental flow management
hydropower generation support
water supply regulation
isDownstreamOf Shasta Dam
Shasta Lake
isUpstreamOf lower Sacramento River
linked to: Sacramento River
locatedIn California
Northern California
locatedNear Redding, California
linked to: Redding
locatedOnRiver Sacramento River
managingAgency United States Bureau of Reclamation
partOfProject Central Valley Project
partOfSystem Shasta–Keswick hydroelectric system
primaryInflows Sacramento River
primaryOutflows Sacramento River
purpose flood control support
hydroelectric power regulation
regional water management
water storage regulation
region Shasta County, California
linked to: Shasta County
upstreamStructure Shasta Dam
watercourse Sacramento River

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Keswick Dam createsReservoir Keswick Reservoir