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All Generating Stations, 1997: By Capacity
This is the most important of the three maps showing the distribution of 815 generating stations. The ...
Abstract
This is the most important of the three maps showing the distribution of 815 generating stations. The reason is that size (capacity) matters. There is a tremendous size range - stations range from 500 kilowatts to more than 5 000 000 kilowatts. There is no obvious pattern of where large or small stations are found across Canada. However, stations in the northern part of Canada are invariably small, while most of the largest stations (over 1 000 000 kilowatts) are found in the Great Lakes - St. Lawrence area.
Other Maps in this Series:
- Utility-operated Generating Stations, 1997: By Technology Map | Read about this map
- All Generating Stations, 1997: By Operator Map | Read about this map
- Forest Industry Generating Stations, 1997 Map | Read about this map
- Mining and Energy Industries Generating Stations, 1997 Map | Read about this map
- Other Industries Generating Stations, 1997 Map | Read about this map
- Utility Generating Stations, 1997: By Capacity Map | Read about this map
- All Generating Stations, 1997: By Fuel Map | Read about this map
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