Laggan Dam is a concrete gravity dam located on the River Laggan in Scotland. It was completed in 1950 and is primarily used for hydroelectric power generation. The dam creates a reservoir that helps regulate water flow and provides a reliable source of energy. The dam is part of the Great Glen Hydroelectric Scheme, which harnesses the natural flow of water in the region. It plays a crucial role in supplying electricity to the national grid, contributing to Scotland's renewable energy goals. The surrounding area is also known for its scenic beauty, attracting visitors and outdoor enthusiasts.