Búrfell Power Station
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Búrfell Hydropower Station came on-line in 1969. It took almost ten years to complete the construction and it was the largest power station in the country until the inauguration of Kárahnjúkar Hydropower Station in 2007.
www.landsvirkjun.com/Company/PowerStations/BurfellPower...
Búrfell is a hydropower station with quite a few turbines. Those who come by can often take a look at the structure, by asking the staff on site.
www.landsvirkjun.com/Company/PowerStations/BurfellPower...
Búrfell is a hydropower station with quite a few turbines. Those who come by can often take a look at the structure, by asking the staff on site.
Wikipedia article: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Centrale_hydroélectrique_de_Búrfell
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Coordinates: 64°6'18"N 19°50'0"W
- Control and staff buildings 251 km
- Kárahnjúkar Hydropower Plant 251 km
- Loch Mullardoch Dam 1101 km
- Sloy Hydro Power Station 1204 km
- Keilder Resevoir 1378 km
- Leixlip Dam 1416 km
- Turlough Hill Power Plant 1451 km
- Dinorwig hydropower 1515 km
- Belesar Dam 2512 km
- Lindoso Power Station 2585 km
- Búrfell 2.6 km
- Hekla 15 km
- Vatnafjöll 23 km
- Apavatn 40 km
- þórólfsfell 44 km
- Eyjafjallajökull 54 km
- Búrfell 54 km
- Sog River 57 km
- Ingólfsfjall 60 km
- Þingvallavatn 64 km