Louros, reservoir in Greece

Louros is a reservoir in the Epirus region within Ziros Municipality. The body of water is fed by natural springs and sits in a calm landscape surrounded by gentle hills and green countryside.

The dam on the Louros river was built in 1963; it is 70 metres long and 25 metres high, and its impoundment formed the reservoir. The Louros hydroelectric plant is among the oldest in Greece. The lake lies near the village of Agios Georgios Filippiadis in the Preveza regional unit.

The reservoir lies on the Louros river by the village of Agios Georgios, near Filippiada in the Preveza regional unit. The dam, built in 1963, is 70 metres long and 25 metres high. The water covers about 0.15 square kilometres, so the shoreline can be walked in a short time.

The dam that formed the reservoir was built in 1963; it is 70 metres long and 25 metres high, and the lake covers about 0.15 square kilometres. The reservoir takes its name from the Louros river it dams, near the village of Agios Georgios Filippiadis.