Raging Water Over Dam Jackson Lake Georgia By Drone...The Lloyd Shoals Hydroelectric Project has a generating capacity of 18 megawatts and consists of Lloyd Shoals powerhouse and dam and the project reservoir, Lake Jackson. Water used for energy generation at Lloyd Shoals powerhouse comes from rain that falls in the Ocmulgee River basin upstream of Lloyd Shoals dam. Georgia Power currently operates the Project to generate during peak power demand hours.


Lake Jackson is located at the confluence of the South, Yellow and Alcovy Rivers and waters leaving the powerhouse and dam are discharged directly into the Ocmulgee River. The dam and powerhouse are located in Jasper and Butts counties. Lake Jackson is located in Newton, Henry, Jasper and Butts counties and covers 4,750 acres and has 135 miles of shoreline.Great Area To Explore.

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