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Largest Patagonian hydroelectric dam.
The El Chocón Dam is one of the most iconic engineering works in Patagonia and the Argentine Republic. Located on the Limay River, in the northwestern region of Patagonia known as Comahue, it is 381 meters above sea level and approximately 80 kilometers upstream from the confluence of the Limay and Neuquén Rivers.
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Small lighthouse with a magnificient view of the lake.
Paleontological site with a small walkway. About 500 m west there is a second site.
Rock formations and small islands on the eastern shore. It's an excellent place to visit by mountain bike. Going by car is possible but not recommended after rainfalls.