Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station.

Located in Bratsk, Russia, Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station, also known as 50 years of Great October, is a gravity dam. It was built in 1967 (55 years since completion).

Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station impounds the largest reservoir volume in the world. The installed capacity of Bratsk Hydroelectric Power Station is 4,515MW. The gravity dam stands 124.50 meters tall and can impound up to 169.27 billion m³ of water.

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Boguchany Dam.

Boguchany Dam is a 7-year-old composite dam (completed in 2015). It is located in Kodinsk, Krasnoyarsk Krai, Russia (Europe).

Boguchany Dam is the largest composite dam in the world by reservoir volume. The composite dam stands at a height of 96 meters and impounds up to 58.20 billion m³ of water. Boguchany Dam has an installed capacity of 2,997MW.

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Zhiguli Hydroelectric Station.

Zhiguli Hydroelectric Station is a 65-year-old embankment dam (completed in 1957). It is located in Zhigulyovsk, Russia (Europe).

Zhiguli Hydroelectric Station is the 3^rd largest embankment dam in the world by reservoir volume. The structural height of Zhiguli Hydroelectric Station is 52 meters. The embankment dam can hold up to 57.30 billion m³ of water and has an installed capacity of 2,488MW.

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Atatürk Dam.

Atatürk Dam, also known as Karababa Dam, is a 32-year-old embankment dam (completed in 1990). It is located in Şanlıurfa-Adıyaman, Turkey, Turkey (Europe).

The installed capacity of Atatürk Dam is 2,400MW. The embankment dam stands 166 meters tall and can impound up to 48.70 billion m³ of water. Its structural volume is 84.50 million m³.

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Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam.

Completed in 1985, Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam is a 37-year-old arch-gravity dam. It is located in Sayanogorsk, Khakassia, Russia (Europe).

Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam is the tallest arch-gravity dam in the world. The arch-gravity dam stands at a height of 242 meters and impounds up to 31.30 billion m³ of water. Sayano-Shushenskaya Dam has an installed capacity of 6,400MW.

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Keban Dam.

Completed in 1974, Keban Dam is a 48-year-old composite dam. It is located in Elazığ, Turkey (Europe).

Keban Dam is the tallest composite dam in the world. The composite dam has an installed capacity of 1,330MW. Keban Dam stands 207 meters tall and can impound up to 30.60 billion m³ of water.

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Afsluitdijk.

Located in The region between North Holland and Friesland provinces, Netherlands, Afsluitdijk is a dike system. It was built in 1932 (90 years since completion).

The dike system stands at a height of 13 meters and impounds up to 5.50 billion m³ of water. Afsluitdijk has a structural volume of 36.50 million m³.

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Boyabat Dam.

Completed in 2012, Boyabat Dam is a 10-year-old gravity dam. It is located in The border region of Sinop and Samsun Provinces, Turkey (Europe).

The gravity dam has an installed capacity of 513MW. Boyabat Dam stands 195 meters tall and can impound up to 3.56 billion m³ of water. Its structural volume is 2.30 million m³.

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Yusufeli Dam.

Located in Yusufeli, Artvin Province, Turkey, Yusufeli Dam is an arch dam. It was built in 2021 (1 years since completion).

Yusufeli Dam is the 3^rd tallest dam in Europe. The arch dam has an installed capacity of 540MW. Yusufeli Dam stands 270 meters tall and can impound up to 2.13 billion m³ of water. Its structural volume is 2.90 million m³.

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