Talk:Hydroelectricity in Russia

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Where are they?

Where are they? It would be nice if you used just a few words to tell which rivers that largest hydroelectric dams are.
For example, in the United States you could say the "Grand Coulee Dam" and the "Bonneville Dam" (on the Columbia River), the "Hoover Dam" and the "Glen Canyon Dam" (on the Colorado River), the "Wilson Dam" and the "Guntersville Dam" (on the Tennessee River), and the "Ft. Peck Dam" on the Missouri River.
There are also huge hydroelectric dams on the Volta River in Africa, and on the rivers along the border between Brazil and Paraguay, and in Ontario. 47.215.183.159 (talk) 03:30, 30 October 2017 (UTC)[reply]