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Hayesville, North Carolina 2002

Important facts about Lake Chatuge and Chatuge Dam.

Lake Chatuge was built during World War II to help the government generate more electricity.

Lake Chatuge was built by Tennessee Valley Authority or the TVA. The TVA was created while Franklin Delano Roosevelt was president.

Construction on Lake Chatuge began on July 17, The gates were closed in February of 1942 and Lake Chatuge began to fill. The length of the dam is 2,950 feet.

Facts About the Dam The dam brought badly needed jobs. The jobs boosted the local economy in the lingering post- depression years. 3,700 acres of land in Clay County, NC were gone forever. The acres lost were some of the area’s richest and best farmland. 141 houses had to be moved. About 60 families left the area all together. Churches or schools were interrupted and moved. The dam helped supply electric power to all the surrounding areas.

Today Lake Chatuge is enjoyed by many people! Swimmers Water Skiers Jet Skiers Fishermen Campers Hikers Families Tourists

TVA Teresa Davenport Blue Ridge Mountain Electric Membership Corporation Bryon McCombs Melanie Thompson Western Carolina University Library of Congress Carolyn Williford -Jordan’s Bend Cecile Wright