Grand Coulee Dam.   

Largest hydroelectric dam in North America. Grand Coulee Dam of United States is the largest hydroelectric dam in North America with an installed capacity of 6,809MW. Completed in 1942, the 168-meter tall dam has a structural volume of 9.16 million m³ and holds up to 12 billion m³ of water.

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Robert-Bourassa Generating Station.   

2^nd Largest hydroelectric dam in North America. Robert-Bourassa Generating Station of Canada is the second-largest hydroelectric dam in North America with an installed capacity of 5,616MW. Completed in 1981, the 162-meter tall dam holds up to 61.70 billion m³ of water in its reservoir.

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Churchill Falls Generating Station.   

3^rd Largest hydroelectric dam in North America. Churchill Falls Generating Station of Canada is the third-largest hydroelectric dam in North America with an installed capacity of 5,428MW. Completed in 1974, the 64-meter tall dam has a structural volume of 2.20 million m³ and holds up to 32.64 billion m³ of water.

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Bath County Pumped Storage Station.   

Located in United States, Bath County Pumped Storage Station is a 41-meter tall dam with a structural volume of 3.10 million m³. Completed in 1985, Bath County Pumped Storage Station can hold up to 0.03 billion m³ of water and has an installed capacity of 3,003MW.

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