Hyden Humps Dam

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Hyden Humps Dam is situated approximately twenty kilometres north of Hyden, Western Australia. The dam is filled with rainwater runoff which is channeled off the Humps mountain. The water source is now only used as a back up supply after the completion of the Great Southern scheme where water is piped through the wheatbelt region from the Harris River Dam.

See also

References

  • Serventy, Vincent. Article on The Humps, a rock formation near Hyden W.A. Naturalist Vol. 3, No. 6, 1952. also at Research Note 552 - Battye Library.

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