San Luis Dam

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San Luis Dam is a major earthfill embankment dam in California that impounds the San Luis Reservoir, one of the largest off-stream storage reservoirs in the United States.

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San Luis Dam canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf earthfill embankment dam
off-stream storage dam
alsoKnownAs B.F. Sisk Dam
basinCountry United States
connectedTo California Aqueduct
Delta–Mendota Canal
linked to: Delta-Mendota Canal
constructionBegan 1963
country United States
crestElevation about 544 feet above sea level
damType earthfill
embankment
engineering earth and rockfill construction
hasSpillway yes
hazardPotential high
height about 382 feet
impounds San Luis Reservoir
isOneOf largest off-stream reservoirs in the United States
length about 18,600 feet
locatedIn California
Merced County, California NERFINISHED
near Los Banos, California
locatedInProtectedArea San Luis Reservoir State Recreation Area
linked to: San Luis Reservoir
namedFor Bernardo Flores Sisk
nearHighway California State Route 152
opened 1967
operator California Department of Water Resources
United States Bureau of Reclamation
owner California Department of Water Resources
United States Bureau of Reclamation
partOf California State Water Project
linked to: State Water Project

Central Valley Project
San Luis Unit
purpose industrial water supply
irrigation water supply
municipal water supply
water storage
reservoirCapacity about 2,041,000 acre-feet
reservoirElevation about 544 feet
reservoirName San Luis Reservoir
reservoirSurfaceArea about 12,700 acres
reservoirUse carryover storage for CVP and SWP
river San Luis Creek
spillwayType overflow
status operational
suppliesWaterTo San Joaquin Valley
Santa Clara Valley
waterProject California State Water Project
linked to: State Water Project

Central Valley Project

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