beautification works, is representative of practices undertaken at other dams throughout NSW. Key representative attributes of this practice include utilising the former camp as a picnic area, utilising the former terraced construction platforms as picnic areas and lookouts, and utilising the former construction roads for vehicular access to the dam site and wall. The practice of ongoing maintenance of the Cataract Dam wall after by resident staff and workshop facilitates is representative of procedures that were undertaken at other dams and weirs constructed prior and after Cataract. The provision of public amenity at the dam site is representative of the use of large water supply and irrigation dams in NSW as places for recreation by the greater community. Engineering heritage The is listed as a National Engineering Landmark by Engineers Australia as part of its Engineering Heritage Recognition Program. See also List of reservoirs and dams in New South Wales Sydney Water Shoalhaven Scheme Upper Canal System References Bibliography Attribution External links Aboriginal communities in New South Wales City of Wollongong Articles incorporating text from the New South Wales State Heritage Register Concrete-face rock-fill dams Dams completed in 1907 Dams in New South Wales Gravity dams New South Wales State Heritage Register Reservoirs in New South Wales Southern Highlands (New South Wales) Sydney Water Upper Nepean Scheme 1907 establishments in Australia Recipients of Engineers Australia engineering heritage markers Wollondilly Shire