A00502E Pitlochry fish ladder

The River Tummel dam was built at Pitlochry by 1950 as a source supply of water for its integral hydroelectric power station. To allow migrating salmon passage, a fish ladder was included in the power stations design which lies along the south bank of the Tummel. The dam created a man made loch upstream known as Faskally. Above the power station is the main A9 trunk road which connects Perth city in the south to Inverness city in the north.
Viewed looking south.
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