Around hydro stations, dams and
surrounding waterways.
Bray Lake Control Dam is on the outlet of Bray (Braie) Lake, about 8 km west of Highway 11 and 11 km south of Trout Creek. The dam was built in 1920 and its structure is a rock-filled timber crib covered with rock and gravel.
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