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Dolgarrog Hydro-electric Power Station, near to Dolgarrog, Conwy County, Wales.
Dating from 1907, and an integral part of the aluminium works <a href="
https://www.geograph.org.uk/gridref/SH7767
">SH7767</a>, the power station has a capacity of 32MW and now sells electricity on the spot market. It dates from an interesting period of industrial diversification when natural resources were the key to better conditions for local people. Water is gathered from high, hanging valleys to the west.
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| Source | From this image at geograph.org.uk ; transferred by User:RHaworth using geograph_org2commons . |
| Author | Jonathan Wilkins |
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