Tva Cedar Creek Reservoir The scope of Cedar Creek Reservoir is 2 746 6 acres of the 9 178 2 total acres of TVA public land in the Bear Creek Reservoirs LMP The Cedar Creek section contains a regional overview information about the environment around the reservoir and descriptions of each parcel of land Cedar Creek Reservoir property is divided into 57 parcels and
Cedar Creek Facts Figures Cedar Creek Dam was completed in 1979 The dam is 96 feet high and 3 160 feet long Cedar Creek Reservoir extends nine miles upstream from the dam The reservoir has a flood storage capacity of 80 000 acre feet Cedar Dam is not a hydroelectric facility TVA manages 293 000 acres of public land to protect the integrated operation of the TVA reservoir and power systems to provide for the appropriate public use and enjoyment of the reservoir system and to promote the continuing economic development of our region Cedar Creek Land Management Plan Environmental Review and Maps Chatuge
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Tva Cedar Creek Reservoir
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TVA monitors one location on Cedar Creek Reservoir the forebay Cedar Creek River Mile 25 2 near the dam Ecological Health Ratings for Cedar Creek Reservoir 1994 2017 To view or export the data click on the menu in the top right corner of the chart Sediment quality typically rates good for Cedar Creek Reservoir but in 2011 Fishing in Cedar Creek Reservoir Background Cedar Creek Reservoir impounded in 1979 as a flood control reservoir holds 4 200 acres of water at full pool Located nearly 10 miles west of Russellville in Franklin County it is one of four Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs operated by the Bear Creek Development Authority
Cedar is one of eight reservoirs that provide flood damage reduction recreation and water supply in the Beech River watershed in west Tennessee The others are Beech Dogwood Lost Creek Pin Oak Pine Redbud and Sycamore The reservoirs are open to the public providing boating swimming and fishing opportunities Backpackers and hikers Cedar Creek Reservoir is a large reservoir located in Franklin County Alabama along Cedar Creek Cedar Creek Dam is 96 feet 29 m high earthen dam for flood control and irrigation completed in 1979 as a project of the Tennessee Valley Authority
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Cedar Creek Reservoir impounded in 1979 as a flood control reservoir holds 4 200 acres of water at full pool Located nearly 10 miles west of Russellville in Franklin County it is one of four Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs operated by the Bear Creek Development Authority The primary uses of this reservoir are flood control and Redirect TVA Reservoirs and Power Plants Return to previous page Use this map to link to detailed information on all of TVA s facilities Point to a colored dot on the map to see the TVA site name Click for more information or Point to a name on the list to see the site location on the map Click for more information
Description Cedar Creek Reservoir impounded in 1979 as a flood control reservoir holds 4 200 acres of water at full pool Located nearly 10 miles west of Russellville in Franklin County it is one of four Tennessee Valley Authority reservoirs operated by the Bear Creek Development Authority The primary uses of this reservoir are flood TVA s Cedar Creek Dam is an embankment dam Gravity dams are concrete dams that also hold back the water entirely by their own weight Usually the side of the dam that faces the oncoming water is straight Most gravity dams are expensive to build because they require so much concrete TVA s Norris Dam is a gravity dam
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Tva Cedar Creek Reservoir - Cedar is one of eight reservoirs that provide flood damage reduction recreation and water supply in the Beech River watershed in west Tennessee The others are Beech Dogwood Lost Creek Pin Oak Pine Redbud and Sycamore The reservoirs are open to the public providing boating swimming and fishing opportunities Backpackers and hikers