Rock Island Dam

State Route 28
Rock Island, WA 98850

Rock Island Dam is a hydroelectric facility situated in Rock Island, WA, generating electricity through the power of water. The dam plays a crucial role in providing sustainable energy to the surrounding area.

With a focus on harnessing renewable resources, Rock Island Dam contributes to the local power grid and supports the community's energy needs. Its operations align with environmentally conscious practices to promote a greener future.

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