Story: Southland places
Only the upper levels of the Manapōuri power station can be seen – most of it is underground. Visible here are the intakes for the lake water that powers the turbines; the control building (upper right from the lake shore), which has lift access to the underground power-house; and the pylons which relay electricity to the grid.
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