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Ohakuri Dam
Ohakuri is a dam and hydroelectric power station on the Waikato River, central North Island, New Zealand, midway between Taupo, Rotorua and Hamilton. Its dam is about upstream of the Atiamuri Dam.
It was commissioned in 1961 and construction was organised from the 'hydro town' of Mangakino.〔(Section 16.3 ) (from the (The Pouakani Report 1993 ), Waitangi Tribunal. Accessed 2008-01-16.)〕 The dam eventually created Lake Ohakuri, the largest artificial lake on the Waikato,〔(Ohakuri ) (from the Mighty River Power website. Accessed 2008-02-13.)〕 which drowned two thirds of the Orakei Korako geothermal area as well as hot springs and wahi tapu (Māori sacred sites) at Te Ohaaki.〔 Creation of the dam forced Ngāti Tahu to relocate their Ohaaki Marae. The submerged area also included two of the world's largest geysers (Minginui Geyser and Orakei Korako Geyser).〔(Tall Geysers ), Minority Geoscience Program, University of New Orleans. Accessed 2008-02-13.〕
The construction in the face of these negative effects was considered justified at the time due to the serious electricity shortages plaguing the country after World War II, and by the fact that laws requiring public participation or consultation were not introduced until much later. While compensation to Māori land owners was paid based on the land take rules of the Public Works Act, the damage to the inhabitants of the area was to form basis of further legal actions under the Waitangi Tribunal legislation many years later.〔
==Power station==
The Ohakuri Power Station has a capacity of and is operated by Mighty River Power.
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