turbo-alternators, 6.6 kV. Cooling water was abstracted from the River Witham, this was supplemented with concrete cooling towers (initially four later six) each with a capacity of 0.670 million gallons per hour (0.846 m3/s). Operating data for Lincoln power stations is shown in the table. In 1958 the Lincoln electricity district supplied an area of 318 square miles and a population of 119,000. The amount of electricity sold and the number and types of consumers was as follows: Lincoln power station was shut-down on 21 March 1977. It was derelict for over 25 years and finally demolished in 2007. The site is currently (2020) derelict; although there is an operational 132 kV electricity substation east of the site. References Demolished power stations in the United Kingdom Former power stations in England Coal-fired power stations in England Power stations in Lincolnshire Buildings and structures in Lincoln, England