The Normandy Dam Project, located in Normandy, Tennessee, is a significant earthen dam and reservoir constructed to provide flood control and water conservation for the Duck River watershed. It features a large impoundment area and associated spillways and outlets.
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Architecture
Thompson's Creek Rd., Normandy, Tennessee
Commerce; Architecture
Roughly Bounded By Maple And Poplar Sts., Tullahoma Rd., College St., And Old Manchester Rd., Normandy, Tennessee
Industry; Historic - Non-aboriginal
Cascade Dr., W. Side, About 0.7 Mi. Nw Of The Jct. With Riley Creek Rd., Normandy, Tennessee
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Architecture; Conservation; Engineering; Landscape Architecture; Entertainment/Recreation; Social History
300 Powerhouse Way, Norris, Tennessee
Exploration/Settlement; Agriculture; Architecture
Along Sections Of Us 41-a, Normandy, Cathey, Thompson Creek & Shofner Rds., Hornaday Ln. & Three Forks Bridge, Wartrace, Tennessee
Social History; Commerce; Architecture; Community Planning And Development
Roughly Bounded By 50-100 Blk. Of Central Ave., 10-100 Blk.of Church & 100 Blk. Of Inman Sts., 100 Blk. Of 2nd St., Se., Cleveland, Tennessee
Architecture; Agriculture
4710 N. Lee Hwy., Cleveland, Tennessee
Engineering; Entertainment/Recreation
774 Wilbur Dam Rd., Elizabethton, Tennessee
Community Planning And Development; Architecture
Brush Hill Ct., Brush Hill Rd., Earlene, Kenwood, Riverwood & E. Riverwood Drs., Eastdale & Plymouth Aves., Nashville, Tennessee
