Lower Sturgeon Generating Station

Lower Sturgeon Generating Station is located 48 km northeast of Timmins and began operating in 1923. This run-of-river facility has two units and a maximum generating capacity output of 14 MW. The concrete dam has 16 sluices and a log slide.

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