Wilson Dam
Americannoun
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Since 1925 the War Department has contracted annually with Alabama Power Co. and Tennessee Electric Power Co. to dispose of its Wilson Dam power at 2 mills per k.w.h.
From Time Magazine Archive
On the Tennessee River, Wilson Dam, for instance, is valued at $33,000,000 but for yardstick purposes the power investment is considered to be only $22,000,000.
From Time Magazine Archive
When all nine of the planned generators are in operation, the output will be approximately i� times as much as Wilson Dam at Muscle Shoals.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Cove Creek plant, with a rating of 149,000 h. p., will be connected with the Wilson Dam plant by the Authority's own transmission lines.
From Time Magazine Archive
The Tennessee Lakes were born in 1918 when Wilson Dam spanned the Tennessee River at Muscle Shoals, Alabama; but their growth was retarded for fifteen years, until an Act of Congress injected them with vitamins.
From Thy Rocks and Rills by Gilbert, Robert E.
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