Yasna Polyana, reservoir

Yasna Polyana is a reservoir in the Strandzha mountains near the village of Yasna Polyana, Primorsko Municipality, Burgas Province. It is fed by the Dyavolska River and also takes water from the Zelenkovska River. At full capacity its maximum depth is 46 metres.

Yasna Polyana reservoir lies on the Dyavolska River near the village of Yasna Polyana in Primorsko Municipality, Burgas Province, and also takes water from the Zelenkovska River. It supplies drinking water to all settlements south of Burgas and Sredets. Water reaches a two-stage treatment plant with a design capacity of 2,500 litres per second, then is pumped to a balancing reservoir and split into a northern main line serving Burgas and Sozopol and a southern line reaching Sinemorets.

The reservoir takes its name from the nearby village of Yasna Polyana in Primorsko Municipality, Burgas Province. It lies on the Dyavolska River and also receives water from the Zelenkovska River. Its fish stock includes carp, catfish, perch, white and spotted silver carp, and sunfish, which draw anglers to its shores.

The reservoir lies by the village of Yasna Polyana in Primorsko Municipality, Burgas Province, on the Dyavolska River, and also takes water from the Zelenkovska River. It reaches a maximum depth of 46 m when full. Water is carried by steel pipeline to a two-stage treatment plant with a design capacity of 2,500 l/s, then pumped to a balancing basin and split into a northern main line serving Burgas and Sozopol and a southern line reaching Sinemorets.

The reservoir takes its name from the nearby village of Yasna Polyana and lies in the Strandzha mountains of eastern Bulgaria. It is fed by the Dyavolska reka and also draws water from the Zelenkovska reka. At full capacity it reaches a maximum depth of 46 metres.