Translation of "Barrage à une voûte " (French → English) :

arch dam | arch-dam | arch-type dam | arched dam | single arch dam | single-arch dam

high-arch dam

multiple-arch dam | multiple arch dam | multiple arched dam | multiple-arch type dam | multiple-arch-type dam | multiple-arch type buttress dam | multiple arch-buttress dam | multiple-vault dam

arch-gravity dam [ gravity-arch dam | combined gravity-arch dam | thick arch dam ]

dome dam [ cupola dam | double curvature arch dam | dome-shaped dam ]

open dam | open check dam | permeable check dam | self-flushing dam | debris-sorting dam

gravity dam | gravity-type dam | curved gravity dam

curtain arch | curtain wall

Large Hydro Power Project : as per the definition of the International Commission on Large Dams (ICOLD). ICOLD defines a large dam as a dam with a height of 15 m or more from the foundation.

Dams that are between 5 and 15 m high and have a reservoir volume of more than 3 million m3 are also classified as large dams.

8. The waters of Lake Ontario including the Niagara River downstream of Niagara Falls, the North Channel, and the Bay of Quinte; the waters in the County of Prince Edward; in that part of the Trent River south of dam Number 1; in that part of the Moira River south of the first dam, in the City of Belleville, upstream from Lake Ontario; in that part of the Salmon River south of the Shannonville Dam; in that part of the Napanee River south of the dam in the Town of Napanee; in that part of Millhaven Creek downstream of the first dam; and in that part of Lake Ontario lying west of a line described as follows:

* * * [Text] Question No. 215 Mrs. Bev Desjarlais: With regard to federal actions concerning the town of Grand Rapids and the Grand Rapids First Nation in Manitoba: (a) with the planned construction of the hydro dam in the Grand Rapids area beginning in the 1950s and continuing into the 1960s and 1970s, what was the consultation process with the local aboriginal and non-aboriginal communities; (b) did the government take on the representation of the First Nation community; (c) what was the impact of the project on the surrounding communities; (d) what is the current status of the planned Manitoba Lowlands National Park; (e) who were the stakeholders identified in the establishment of the national park; (f) what consultations were under ...[+++]taken with the communities regarding the establishment of the park; (g) what contacts were made with the Mayor and Council of the Town of Grand Rapids; (h) what contacts were made with the Chief and Council of the Grand Rapids First Nation; (i) what is the expected opening date of the park; (j) have there been any environmental studies done on the effects of the dam; (k) have there been any outstanding monetary or land claim issues related to the dam construction; and (l) what was the total cost of compensation paid by the government to the First Nation or the town?