Billings Reservoir

Billings Reservoir is a large water basin in the São Paulo region that spans across multiple municipalities. The water serves primarily for power generation and drinking water supply for the surrounding areas.

Construction of the reservoir began in 1927 as part of a regional water development project. Its completion transformed how the area accessed power and water resources.

People from nearby towns use the water for fishing and water activities, and you can see communities gathering along the shores for recreation. The reservoir is woven into the daily rhythms of the region.

The reservoir covers a large area with multiple access points along its shores for visitors. The best time to visit is during daytime hours when visibility and conditions for activities are most favorable.

The reservoir contains numerous islands scattered across its surface, creating a complex ecosystem. These islands provide habitat for various plant and animal species adapted to this water environment.

Location: São Paulo

Elevation above the sea: 751 m

GPS coordinates: -23.78700,-46.58400

Latest update: December 20, 2025 01:58