US Army Corps of Engineers

The Dalles Lock and Dam, built and operated by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, is one of the ten largest hydropower dams in the United States. Since its completion in 1957, it has served the Pacific Northwest with reliable water sources for hydropower, navigation, recreation, fish passage, irrigation, and flood mitigation. This concrete structure, located 192 miles upriver from the mouth of the Columbia River and two miles east of The Dalles, Oregon, has generated over 9.2 billion kilowatt hours of electricity and facilitated the passage of up to 10 million tons of river cargo annually. The project includes a navigation lock, spillway, powerhouse, fish passage facilities, and recreational amenities along Lake Celilo, the 24-mile-long impoundment behind the dam.Generated from the website

The US Army Corps of Engineers in The Dalles, OR is a government agency responsible for providing engineering services and managing water resources projects in the region. With a focus on infrastructure development and environmental stewardship, the Corps works to support economic growth and environmental conservation initiatives in the area. Generated from their business information

The USDA Forest Service in Hood River, OR is a government agency responsible for managing and protecting national forests and grasslands in the United States. With a focus on conservation and sustainable land management, the USDA Forest Service works to promote healthy ecosystems and provide outdoor recreational opportunities for the public. Generated from their business information