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Jim Ford Creek: Jim Ford Creek, ID

May 21, 2011November 12, 2011

Owner: Ford Hydro Partnership  

Type: Independent

Year Started: 1988

Location: Jim Ford Creek

State: Idaho

Capacity: 1.5 MW

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      • The Nature of Water Power
      • Make Your Own Hydropower
      • How Energy Moves from Nature to Your Home
      • Matty the Water Molecule
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      • Salmon in the Northwest
      • Renewable Energy Display
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      • The Water Cycle
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    • Fish Passage Tour
    • How a Hydroelectric Project Can Affect a River
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