Courtesy Oklahoma Water Resources Board Oklahoma dams and waterfalls, both natural and man-made, provide recreation, drinking water and in some cases hydroelectric power. Golda’s mill, pictured above in black and white - Mill Dam - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Courtesy Oklahoma Water Resources Board Oklahoma dams and waterfalls, both natural and man-made, provide recreation, drinking water and in some cases hydroelectric power. Golda’s mill, pictured above in black and white Add to Reading List Document Date: 2010-04-27 10:57:43 Open Document File Size: 1,05 MB Share Result on Facebook Company Courtesy Oklahoma / / Event Force Majeure / / Facility Dam Broken Bow Lake Texoma Lake / Overholser Dam / Dam Webbers Falls Lock / Golda’s mill / / IndustryTerm electricity / clean energy / electricity needs / / NaturalFeature Dam Broken Bow Lake Texoma Lake / / Organization United States Army / / ProvinceOrState Oklahoma / / SocialTag Dams Diablo Dam Pensacola Dam

Courtesy Oklahoma Water Resources Board Oklahoma dams and waterfalls, both natural and man-made, provide recreation, drinking water and in some cases hydroelectric power. Golda’s mill, pictured above in black and whiteAdd to Reading List