- "
Tapoco Hydroelectric Project".
Cooperative Conservation America.
Archived from the
original on July 25, 2011.
Retrieved November 5, 2009. "
Tapoco Hydroelectric...
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curves being said to
resemble a dragon. The
stretch bears the
street name "
Tapoco Road" in
North Carolina and "Calderwood Highway" in
Tennessee and is signed...
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Tapoco is an
unincorporated community in
Graham County,
North Carolina,
United States.
Tapoco is
located on U.S.
Route 129 near the
Little Tennessee River...
- powerhouse, the
first of
several constructed by the Tall****ee
Power Company (now
Tapoco), a
subsidiary of
Aluminum Company of
America (now Alcoa), in
order to generate...
- The
Tapoco Lodge Historic District encomp****es a
historic mountain lodge and
resort in Robbinsville,
North Carolina. The
lodge was
developed in the 1930s...
- (10 km) to Robbinsville, the
county seat, and
northwest 9
miles (14 km) to
Tapoco at the
Little Tennessee River.
According to the
United States Census Bureau...
- (Swee****er Road) –
Robbinsville Swain Deals Gap 81.0 130.4 US 129 (
Tapoco Road) –
Tapoco, Robbinsville, Maryville,
Knoxville Northern terminus 1.000 mi =...
-
miles (85.0 km) in East Tennessee, from the
North Carolina state line, near
Tapoco, to Knoxville. In Tennessee, the
highway is
completely overlapped by unsigned...
- the
primary flow
control facility for the
lower Little Tennessee River.
Tapoco built and
operates the
Chilhowee Development.
Chilhowee Dam and its powerhouse...
- Alcoa, Tennessee. In 1913,
Alcoa purchased the Tall****ee
Power Company (now
Tapoco), and by 1930 the two
entities had
completed Cheoah and
Calderwood dams...
