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Archaeology Notes

Event ID 701144

Category Descriptive Accounts

Type Archaeology Notes

Permalink http://canmore.org.uk/event/701144

NX59NW 48 c. 52197 97353

For Drumjohn siphon (NX 52150 97360 to NX 52547 97517), see NX59NW 45.

This small power station was constructed (by the South of Scotland Electricty Board) in 1983-4 as the first hydro-electric power station to be bult by them. It uses water released from the Drumjohn needle valve (part of NX59NW 45) into Carsphairn Lane, and is designed for unmanned operation.

G Hill 1984.

The location of this building could not be accurately established from the available map evidence. It is probably to be equated with a building at NX 52197 97353, on the W side of the Carsphairn Lane, and falls within the area of the field-system NX59NW 18..

This power station may be considered as a late addition to the Galloway Hydro-electric Scheme.

Information from RCAHMS (RJCM), 25 October 2005.

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