Ma'an Dam

The Ma'an Dam extends 240 meters across the Dajia River, featuring nine spillway gates that control water flow with a capacity of 6,380 cubic meters per second.

The construction of this hydroelectric facility started in 1992 and reached completion in 1998, marking the final stage of power plant development along the Dajia River.

The dam infrastructure represents Taiwan's commitment to renewable energy development, contributing to the modernization of the country's power generation capabilities.

Two turbines at the connected power station in Xinshe generate 133.47 megawatts of electricity, producing 410.2 million kilowatt hours of energy annually.

The reservoir behind the 16.3-meter-high concrete structure maintains a storage volume of 965,000 cubic meters, supporting both power generation and water management functions.

Inception: 1998

Length: 240 m

GPS coordinates: 24.18417,120.91389

Latest update: March 16, 2025 02:50