List of conventional hydroelectric power stations

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This article lists hydroelectric power stations that generate power using the
conventional dammed method. This list includes power stations that are larger than
1,000 MW in maximum net capacity, and are operational or under construction. Those
power stations that are smaller than 1,000 MW, or those that are only at a
planning/proposal stage may be found in regional lists, listed at the end of the
page.

As of 2016, the largest hydroelectric power station is the Three Gorges Dam in
China, rated at 22,500 MW in total installed capacity. After passing on 7 December
2007 the 14,000 MW mark of the Itaipu Dam, the facility was ranked as the largest
power-generating facility ever built. The dam is 181 m (594 ft) high, 2,335 m
(7,661 ft) long and 115 m (377 ft) in width. Power is generated by 32 turbines
rated at 700 MW, and two turbines rated 50 MW, which are used to power the facility
itself. Construction of this dam commenced in 1994, and was completed in 2012,
nearly two decades after it started.

The next four largest dams after the Three Gorges Dam are the Itaipu Dam, Xiluodu
Dam, Guri Dam and the Tucurui Dam, rated at 14,000 MW, 13,860 MW, 10,235 MW and
8,370 MW respectively. All five dams are the largest power-generating bodies
respectively, before the Kashiwazaki-Kariwa Nuclear Power Plant at 8,212 MW, the
largest non-renewable energy-generating facility in the world. The currently
planned Grand Inga Dam would be nearly twice the size of the Three Gorges Dam at
39,000 MW, surpassing all power-generating facilities once it passes the current-
highest 22,500 MW mark.

Contents
1 Hydroelectric power stations
1.1 In service
1.2 Under construction
2 Notes
3 See also
4 References
Hydroelectric power stations
The following two lists rank the 186 largest conventional hydroelectric power
stations that have an installed electric power generation capacity of at least
1,000 MW and also 31 plants under construction with planned capacity of at least
1,000 MW.

Aerial view of a huge concrete structure located between the mountains, with
buildings, power lines and construction and lifting cranes
The Three Gorges Dam, the largest power-generating facility in the world
Aerial view of a huge concrete structure located between some low hills and a
river, with some large pipes at the base and power lines at the top of the
structure and a road
The Itaipu Dam
Ground-level view of a large concrete structure in the left, power lines at the top
and a parking lot with many cars in it
The Guri Dam
Aerial view of a concrete structure, a low hill and massive amounts of water that
spur in a waterfall like way from the structure
The Tucurui Dam
Image of some mountains, a large structure, a river and a village near the river
The Grand Coulee Dam
Image of a large water retaining structure that spills water like a waterfall, some
power lines and a construction crane
The Krasnoyarsk Hydroelectric Dam
Image of a wall like structure in left, a raging river in the right and power lines
located on low hills
The Caruachi Dam
Aerial view of a white structure located between mountains with a lake, roads in
the left, power lines in the right and a pylon with some wires in the low part
The Hoover Dam
Aerial image of a river flowing from a concrete structure in the shape of an
waterfall, with some forest in the background
The Srisailam Dam
Image of a wall like structure located between mountains with curves at the bottom
of it, some kind of plant and a rusty rail bar
The Narmada Dam
Aerial view of a concrete structure located between mountains that has a long
ridge, a road and large pipes and an electric power transformation station
The Keban Dam

Iron Gates Dam, Romania-Serbia

A giant staircase carved in the rock
The Robert-Bourassa and La Grande-2-A generating stations common spillway.
Aerial view of a large rock structure located in a forest between the mountains,
large pipes and a cloudy sky
The Akosombo Dam
Aerial image of a coastal mountainous place with some structures located on top of
it and some power lines
The Paulo Afonso Hydroelectric Complex
Image of Aswan High Dam, looking east, with powerhouse in background
The Aswan High Dam
Aerial view of a large structure located between mountains and a large lake
The Atat�rk Dam
Image of a large rock structure and a power transformation station in the left, a
rocky mountain, a river and another concrete structure in the right
The Bakun Dam
Image of a large structure located between two mountains with power lines, a
jungle, a house and a green river
The Bhakra Dam
Image of a large concrete structure that looks kind of old and unused with a pier
and some structures on it and alongside it
The Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station
In service
Station Country Location Capacity (MW) Ref
�gua Vermelha Dam Brazil 19�56'59?S 49�53'54?W 1,396 [1][2]
Ahai Dam China 27�19'59?N 100�30'27?E 2,000 [3]
Akosombo Dam Ghana 06�17'59?N 00�03'34?E 1,020 [4][5]
Alberto Lleras Dam Colombia 04�43'29?N 73�28'59?W 1,150 [6]
Aldead�vila Dam Spain
Portugal 41�12'42?N 6�41'08?W 1,200 [7]
Alicur� Dam Argentina 40�35'10?S 70�45'09?W 1,050 [8][9]
Aswan High Dam Egypt 23�58'14?N 32�52'40?E 2,100 [10]
Atat�rk Dam Turkey 37�28'54?N 38�19'03?E 2,400 [11]
Baishan Dam China 42�43'35?N 127�13'25?E 1,800 [12][13]
Bakun Hydroelectric Power Station Malaysia 02�45'23?N 114�03'47?E 2,400 [14]
Beauharnois Hydroelectric Power Station Canada 45�18'50?N 73�54'32?W 1,903
[15][16]
Bento Munhoz Hydroelectric Plant Brazil 26�00'34?S 51�40'00?W 1,674 [17]
Bersimis-1 generating station Canada 49�18'31?N 69�33'50?W 1,178 [18]
Bhakra Dam India 31�24'39?N 76�26'00?E 1,325 [19]
Bieudron Hydroelectric Power Station Switzerland 46�11'7.07?N 7�14'58.42?
E 1,269 [20]
Boguchany Hydroelectric Power Station Russia 58�41'41?N 99�08'56?E 2,997
[21]
Bonneville Dam United States 45�38'39?N 121�56'26?W 1,242 [22][23]
Boundary Dam United States 48�59'14?N 117�20'51?W 1,003.25 [24]
Bratsk Dam Russia 56�17'10?N 101�47'10?E 4,515 [25]
Bureya Dam Russia 50�16'07?N 130�18'54?E 2,010 [26][27]
Cahora Bassa Dam Mozambique 15�35'07?S 32�42'17?E 2,075 [28]
Caruachi Dam Venezuela 08�09'36?N 62�47'55?W 2,160 [29]
Chamera Dam India 32�35'50?N 75�59'09?E 1,071
Changheba Dam China 30�15'43?N 102�11'43?E 2,600 [30][31]
Cheboksary Hydroelectric Station Russia 56�08'17?N 47�27'56?E 1,374 [32]
Chicoas�n Dam Mexico 16�56'30?N 93�06'02?W 2,430 [33]
Chief Joseph Dam United States 47�59'43?N 119�38'00?W 2,620
Chirkey Dam Russia 42�58'38?N 46�52'15?E 1,000 [34]
Chivor Hydroelectric Project Colombia 04�54'03?N 73�17'49?W 1,000 [35]
Churchill Falls Canada 53�31'46?N 63�58'05?W 5,428 [36]
Cirata Dam Indonesia 6�42'02?S 107�22'01?E 1,008 [37]
Coca Codo Sinclair[citation needed] Ecuador 00�07'52?S 77�27'07?W 1,500
Dachaoshan Dam China 24�01'38?N 100�22'19?E 1,350 [38][39]
Dagangshan Dam China 29�26'57?N 102�13'02?E 2,600 [40]
Danjiangkou Dam China 32�33'21?N 111�29'16?E 1,035
Dnieper Hydroelectric Station Ukraine 47�52'09?N 35�05'13?E 1,569 [41]
El Choc�n Dam Argentina 39�15'57?S 68�45'23?W 1,260 [9][42]
Emborca��o Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 18�34'33?S 47�52'37?W 1,192
[43]
Engineer Souza Dias Hydroelectric Power Station Brazil 26�27'00?S 52�40'00?W
1,551 [1]
Ertan Dam China 26�49'16?N 101�46'52?E 3,300 [44][44][45]
Fengman Dam China 43�43'10?N 126�41'18?E 1,004 [46][47]
Furnas Dam Brazil 20�40'11?S 46�19'05?W 1,240 [43]
Geheyan Dam China 30�28'3?N 111�8'23?E 1,200 [48]
Gezhouba Dam China 30�44'23?N 111�16'20?E 2,715 [49]
Ghazi-Barotha Hydropower Project Pakistan 33�46'48?N 72�15'35?E 1,450
Gilgel Gibe III Dam Ethiopia 06�50'50?N 37�18'05?E 1,870 [50]
Glen Canyon Dam United States 36�56'14?N 111�29'04?W 1,320 [51]
Gongboxia Dam China 35�52'40?N 102�13'56?E 1,500 [52]
Gordon M. Shrum Generating Station Canada 56�01'05?N 122�12'24?W 2,917 [53]
Goupitan Dam China 27�22'31?N 107�37'59?E 3,000 [54]
Grand Coulee Dam United States 47�57'24?N 118�59'00?W 6,809 [55]
Grand'Maison Dam France 45�12'21?N 06�07'01?E 1,800 [56]
Guandi Dam China 27�44'39?N 101�55'47?E 2,400 [31]
Guanyinyan Dam China 26�31'17?N 101�26'16?E 3,000 [31]
Guangzhao Dam China 25�57'34?N 105�15'03?E 1,040 [57]
Guri Dam Venezuela 07�46'00?N 63�00'00?W 10,235 [58]
H�a B�nh Dam Vietnam 20�48'30?N 105�19'26?E 1,960 [59][60]
Hoover Dam United States 36�00'56?N 114�44'16?W 2,080 [55]
Houziyan Dam China 30�32'46?N 102�03'29?E 1,700 [61]
Ilha Solteira Dam Brazil 20�22'58?S 51�21'44?W 3,444 [1]
Ilisu Dam Turkey 37�34'00?N 41�54'00?E 1,200 [62]
Infiernillo Dam Mexico 18�16'23?N 101�53'34?W 1,120 [33]
Indirasagar Dam India 22�17'02?N 76�28'17?E 1,000 [63]
Inga II Congo DR 05�31'44?S 13�37'14?E 1,424 [64]
Inguri Dam Georgia 42�45'36?N 42�01'48?E 1,300 [65]
Iron Gate I Hydroelectric Power Station Romania
Serbia 44�40'15?N 22�31'45?E 2,253 [66]
It� Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 27�16'00?S 52�19'00?W 1,450 [67][68]
Itaipu Dam Brazil
Paraguay 25�24'31?S 54�35'21?W 14,000 <ref"Why Brazil gave way on Itaipu
dam". BBC NEWS. July 26, 2009. Retrieved November 15, 2018.</ref>
Itumbiara Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 18�25'00?S 49�13'00?W 2,082 [43]
Jean-Lesage generating station Canada 49�19'18?N 68�20'49?W 1,145 [18]
Jirau Power Station Brazil 9�15'0?S 64�24'0?W 3,750 [69][70][71]
Jishixia Dam China 35�49'42?N 102�42'23?E 1,020 [72]
Jinanqiao Dam China 26�48'27?N 100�26'52?E 2,400 [31]
Jinghong Dam China 22�3'9?N 100�45'54?E 1,750 [73]
Jinping-I Dam China 28�11'07?N 101�37'42?E 3,600 [74]
Jinping-II Dam China 28�14'20?N 101�38'32?E 4,800 [74]
John Day Dam United States 45�42'59?N 120�41'40?W 2,160
Karakaya Dam Turkey 38�13'40?N 39�08'20?E 1,800 [75]
Kariba Power Station Zambia
Zimbabwe 16�31'18?S 28�45'41?E 1,626 [76]
Shahid Abbaspour Dam Iran 32�07'00?N 49�37'00?E 2,000 [77][78]
Karcham Wangtoo Hydroelectric Plant India 31�32'35.53?N 78�00'54.80?E 1,000
Karun-3 Dam Iran 31�48'00?N 50�05'00?E 2,280 [78][79][80]
Karun-4 Dam Iran 31�36'00?N 50�28'00?E 1,020 [78]
Keban Dam Turkey 38�48'25?N 38�45'25?E 1,330 [81][82]
Kettle Generating Station Canada 56�23'03?N 94�38'06?W 1,220 [83]
Koyna Hydroelectric Project India 17�24'06?N 73�45'08?E 1,960 [84]
Krasnoyarsk Dam Russia 55�56'05?N 92�17'40?E 6,000 [85]
Kvilldal Hydroelectric Power Station Norway 59�31'00?N 06�38'00?E 1,240
[86]
La Grande-1 generating station Canada 53�44'04?N 78�34'25?W 1,436 [16]
[87]
La Grande-2-A generating station Canada 53�47'09?N 77�27'07?W 2,106 [18]
La Grande-3 generating station Canada 53�43'40?N 75�59'55?W 2,417 [18]
La Grande-4 generating station Canada 53�53'12?N 73�27'55?W 2,779 [18]
Lai Ch�u Dam Vietnam 22�08'22?N 102�59'07?E 1,200 [88][89]
Laxiwa Dam China 36�04'13?N 101�11'08?E 4,200 [52]
Lijiaxia Dam China 36�7'7?N 101�48'29?E 2,000 [90]
Limestone Generating Station Canada 55�30'25?N 94�06'25?W 1,340 [91]
Liujiaxia Dam China 35�56'02?N 103�20'34?E 1,225 [44]
Liyuan Dam China 27�39'36?N 100�17'12?E 2,400 [31]
Long Spruce Generating Station Canada 56�24'1?N 94�22'10?W 1,010 [92]
Longkaikou Dam China 26�31'57?N 100�24'58?E 1,800 [93]
Longtan Dam China 25�01'38?N 107�02'51?E 6,426 [94]
Longyangxia Dam China 36�7'21?N 100�55'12?E 1,280 [52][95]
Ludila Dam China 26�12'01?N 100�48'54?E 2,160 [31]
Luiz Barreto Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 20�9'11?S 47�16'46?W 1,087
[96]
Luiz Gonzaga Power Station Brazil 9�8'38?S 38�18'48?W 1,479 [97]
Macagua Venezuela 8�18'14?N 62�40'04?W 3,167.5 [98]
Machadinho Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 27�34'00?S 51�40'00?W 1,140
[99][100]
Malpaso (Nezahualcoyotl) Dam Mexico 17�10'43?N 93�35'54?W 1,080 [33]
Mangla Dam Pakistan 33�08'31?N 73�38'42?E 1,000 [101][102]
Manic-5 Generating Station Canada 50�38'21?N 68�43'35?W 1,596 [18]
Manic-5-PA Generating Station Canada 50�28'30?N 68�43'46?W 1,064 [18]
Manwan Dam China 24�37'20?N 100�26'56?E 1,570 [103]
Marimbondo Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 20�18'14?S 49�11'52?W 1,440
[43]
Masjed Soleyman Dam Iran 32�01'40?N 49�24'01?E 2,000 [78][104]
McNary Dam United States 45�55'47?N 119�17'46?W 1,127 [105]
Merowe Dam Sudan 18�40'08?N 32�03'01?E 1,250 [106]
Mica Dam Canada 52�04'40?N 118�33'59?W 2,805 [107]
Moses-Saunders Power Dam United States
Canada 45�00'23?N 74�47'42?W 1,957 [108][109]
Mosul Dam Iraq 36�37'49?N 42�49'23?E 1,052 [110]
Nam Theun II Dam Laos 17�30'14?N 105�01'53?E 1,075 [111]
Nathpa Jhakri Dam India 31�33'50?N 77�58'49?E 1,500 [112]
Ney Braga Hydroelectric Plant Brazil 25�47'35?S 52�6'47?W 1,280 [113]
Nizhnekamsk Hydroelectric Station Russia 55�41'59?N 52�16'43?E 1,205 [114]
Nuozhadu Dam China 22�33'51?N 100�30'46?E 5,850 [31]
Nurek Dam Tajikistan 38�22'00?N 69�21'00?E 3,015 [115]
Outardes-3 generating station Canada 49�33'33?N 68�43'58?W 1,026 [18]
Paulo Afonso Hydroelectric Complex Brazil 9�23'49?S 38�12'08?W 4,279 [116]
Paute Dam Ecuador 02�35'10?S 78�33'30?W 1,075 [117]
Pengshui Dam China 29�12'02?N 108�11'50?E 1,750 [118]
Piedra del �guila Dam Argentina 40�11'25?S 69�59'29?W 1,400 [9]
Porto Primavera Dam Brazil 15�34'45?S 56�05'49?W 1,540 [1]
Pubugou Dam China 29�12'34?N 102�50'11?E 3,300 [119]
Ren�-L�vesque generating station Canada 49�44'25?N 68�35'34?W 1,244 [18]
Revelstoke Dam Canada 51�02'58?N 118�11'38?W 2,480 [120]
Robert Moses Niagara Power Plant United States 43�08'35?N 79�02'23?W 2,525
[121]
Robert-Bourassa generating station Canada 53�47'43?N 77�26'26?W 5,616 [18]
Rocky Reach Dam United States 47�32'00?N 120�17'40?W 1,299.6 [122]
Roseires Dam Sudan 18�40'10?N 32�03'10?E 1,800
Jos� Richa Hydroelectric Plant Brazil 25�32'36?S 53�29'48?W 1,240 [113]
Salto Grande Dam Argentina
Uruguay 31�16'29?S 57�56'18?W 1,890 [9][123]
Salto Os�rio Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 25�32'06?S 53�00'33?W 1,078
[124]
Salto Santiago Dam Brazil 25�37'04?S 52�36'48?W 1,420 [125]
Sanbanxi Dam China 26�36'21?N 109�02'57?E 1,000 [126]
San Carlos Hydroelectric Power Plant Colombia 06�12'39?N 74�50'26?W 1,240
[127]
Santo Antonio Dam Brazil 8�48'6?S 63�57'3?W 3,568[128] [129]
Saratov Hydroelectric Station Russia 52�03'11?N 47�45'18?E 1,403[130] [131]
Sardar Sarovar Dam India 21�49'49?N 73�44'50?E 1,450
Sayano�Shushenskaya Dam Russia 52�49'31?N 91�22'15?E 6,400 [132]
S�o Sim�o Hydroelectric Power Plant Brazil 18�59'03?S 50�31'08?W 1,710 [43]
Serra da Mesa Hydroelectric Power Station Brazil 24�58'23?S 53�28'19?W 1,275
[133]
Shatuo Dam China 28�29'53?N 108�28'31?E 1,120 [134]
Shuibuya Dam China 30�26'30?N 110�21'40?E 1,840 [135]
Shuikou Dam China 26�18'7?N 118�48'48?E 1,400 [136]
Silin Dam China 27�48'08?N 108�11'10?E 1,080 [137]
Sir Adam Beck Hydroelectric Generating Stations Canada 43�08'51?N 79�02'42?W
1,997 [138]
Sobradinho Dam Brazil 09�28'00?S 40�48'30?W 1,050 [139]
Son La Dam Vietnam 21�29'47?N 103�59'42?E 2,400 [140]
Srisailam Dam India 16�05'12?N 78�53'48?E 1,670 [141]
Tala Hydroelectricity Project Bhutan 26�50'26?N 89�35'12?E 1,020 [142][143]
Tarbela Dam Pakistan 34�05'23?N 72�41'54?E 3,478 [102][144]
Tehri Dam [note 1] India 30�22'40?N 78�28'50?E 1,400 [note 2] [145]
Teles Pires Dam Brazil 09�20'26?S 56�46'37?W 1,820 [146]
Three Gorges Dam China 30�49'15?N 111�00'08?E 22,500 [147][148]
Tianshengqiao-I Dam China 24�56'31?N 105�06'23?E 1,200 [149]
Tianshengqiao-II Dam China 24�57'47?N 105�09'20?E 1,320 [149]
Tingzikou Dam China 31�49'24?N 105�52'07?E 1,100 [150]
The Dalles Dam United States 45�36'44?N 121�08'04?W 1,878
Toktogul Dam Kyrgyzstan 41�48'23?N 72�52'27?E 1,200 [151]
Tucuru� Dam Brazil 03�49'54?S 49�38'48?W 8,370 [152]
Upper Gotvand Dam Iran 32�12'58?N 48�56'09?E 1,000 [78][153]
Ust-Ilimsk Hydroelectric Station Russia 57�58'06?N 102�41'45?E 3,840 [154]
Volga Hydroelectric Station Russia 48�49'34?N 44�40'19?E 2,671[155] [156]
[157]
Votkinsk Hydroelectric Station Russia 56�47'13?N 54�04'44?E 1,035[158]
[159]
Wanapum Dam United States 46�52'31?N 119�58'16?W 1,040 [160]
Wanjiazhai Dam China 39�34'47?N 111�25'38?E 1,080 [44]
Wujiangdu Dam China 27�19'10?N 106�45'39?E 1,130 [161]
Wuqiangxi Dam China 28�46'33?N 110�55'39?E 1,200 [162]
Xiangjiaba Dam China 28�38'57?N 104�22'14?E 6,448 [163][164]
Xiaolangdi Dam China 34�40'13?N 112�25'33?E 1,836 [165]
Xiaowan Dam China 24�42'19?N 100�05'32?E 4,200 [166]
Xiluodu Dam China 28�15'52?N 103�38'47?E 13,860 [167][168]
Xing� Hydroelectrical Power Plant Brazil 9�37'14?S 37�47'34?W 3,162 [169]
Yacyret� Dam Argentina
Paraguay 27�28'58?S 56�43'30?W 3,100 [9]
Yantan Dam China 24�02'26?N 107�30'45?E 1,212 [170]
Zeya Hydroelectric Station Russia 53�48'00?N 127�23'00?E 1,330 [27][171]
Zhiguli Hydroelectric Station Russia 53�26'42?N 49�29'24?E 2,467[172] [173]
Under construction
Station Country Location Capacity (MW) Expected completion Ref
Baihetan Dam China 28�15'06?N 103�39'34?E 16,000 2021 [174]
Bakhtiari Dam Iran 32�57'24?N 48�45'35?E 1,500 ?? [175]
Belo Monte Dam Brazil 03�17'0?S 52�12'00?W 11,233 2019 [176]
Dasu Dam Pakistan 35�19'03?N 73�11'36?E 4,320 2023 [177]
Diamer-Bhasha Dam Pakistan 35�32'31?N 73�36'26?E 4,500 2023 [178]
Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam Ethiopia 11�12'51?N 35�5'35?E 6,450 ??
[179][180]
Huangdeng Dam China 26�33'21.65?N 99�06'40.55?E 1,900 2018[181] [182]
Ituango Dam Colombia 07�08'04?N 75�39'43?W 2,456 2018(?)[note 3] [183]
[184]

Koysha Dam Ethiopia 6.460�N 36.340�E 2,160 2021[185] [186]

La�ca Dam Angola 9�44'34.9?S 15�07'32.2?E 2,069.5 2018 [187]
Lianghekou Dam China 30�09'46?N 101�00'49?E 3,000 2021 [188]
Maerdang Dam China 34�40'21?N 100�41'32?E 2,200 2018 [189]
Mambilla Power Station Nigeria 7.162128�N 10.571594�E 3,050 2024[190]
Miaowei Dam China 25�51'15.66?N 99�9'40.78?E 1,400 2016[needs update]
[191]
Punatsangchhu-I Hydropower Plant Bhutan 1,200 2019 [192][193]
Punatsangchhu-II Hydropower Plant[citation needed] Bhutan 1,020 ??
Rogun Tajikistan 38�41'03?N 69�46'26?E 3,600 ??
Site C dam Canada 56�11'41?N 120�54'51?W 1,100 2024 [194]
Shuangjiangkou Dam China 31�44'48?N 102�00'04?E 2,000 2018 [31]
Suwalong Dam China 29�33'22.1?N 99�02'52.5?E 1,200 2021 [195]
Subansiri Lower Dam India 27�33'13?N 94�15'31?E 2,000 2018 [196]
Tarbela-IV Extension Project Pakistan 34�05'23?N 72�41'54?E 1,410 2018
Tarbela-V Extension Project Pakistan 34�05'23?N 72�41'54?E 1,410 ??
Tocoma Dam Venezuela 07�54'25?N 63�01'35?W 2,320 ?? [197]
Wudongde Dam China 26�20'02?N 102�37'48?E 10,200 2020 [198]
Xayaburi Dam Laos 19�15'14?N 101�48'49?E 1,285 2020 [199]
Yangqu Dam China 35�42'4?N 100�16'8?E 1,200 2016[needs update] [200]
Notes
power station under construction
another is 1,000 MW under construction
Originally planned for November 2018, it experienced an emergency setback due to
flooding in May 2018. Video on El Tiempo
See also
Map all coordinates using: OpenStreetMap
Download coordinates as: KML � GPX
List of largest hydroelectric power stations
List of largest dams
List of largest power stations in the world
List of pumped-storage hydroelectric power stations
List of run-of-the-river hydroelectric power stations
List of tallest dams in the world
List of hydroelectric power station failures
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