Dam · Jordan
How much did Mujib Dam cost to build?
The Mujib Dam is the 67 m high, 764 m long dam on the Wadi Mujib in Jordan, with a reservoir of about 32 to 35 million cubic metres, built by the Aegek-Hidrogradnja consortium of Greece and Croatia from January 1999 to supply irrigation water to the southern Ghors and water to Dead Sea resorts and industry, and inaugurated by King Abdullah II on 12 April 2004. The Royal Hashemite Court said its total cost was JD 45 million, about USD 63 million, whereas Wikipedia converts it to USD 67 million.
Final project cost
JOD 45 million
Approximately $63.47 million
Cost basis: 2004
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Basis of the published figure
Final project cost2004
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Key dimensions
- Heightrhc.jo
- 67 m
- Storage volumeNS Energy Business
- 35,000,000 m³
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