DescriptionLoch Morar hydro station - geograph.org.uk - 909935.jpg
English: Loch Morar hydro station A small station commissioned in 1948 which generates 1 megawatt from a head of just 5 metres. Beautiful. It sits at the head of a short rapid section which separates Britain's deepest freshwater lake from the sea. If the Ice Age had lasted a bit longer, Morar would have been a sea loch!
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