Illipah Pond Dam
Purpose: Irrigation. All purposes: Fish and Wildlife, Fire Protection, Water Supply, Other, Water Supply, Fish and Wildlife, Fire Protection, Irrigation, Recreation. Height: 45.0 ft. Length: 365.0 ft. Max storage: 1,080 acre-feet. Normal storage: 1,000 acre-feet. Surface area: 70 acres. Drainage area: 40 sq mi. Completed: 1981. Hazard: High. Condition: Poor. Owner: State.
Overview
Purpose: Irrigation. All purposes: Fish and Wildlife, Fire Protection, Water Supply, Other, Water Supply, Fish and Wildlife, Fire Protection, Irrigation, Recreation. Height: 45.0 ft. Length: 365.0 ft. Max storage: 1,080 acre-feet. Normal storage: 1,000 acre-feet. Surface area: 70 acres. Drainage area: 40 sq mi. Completed: 1981. Hazard: High. Condition: Poor. Owner: State.
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Public Access3,049,200 sq ft · 28.33 hectares
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