Plan d'eau de Monieux, Artificial lake in Monieux, Vaucluse, France.

The Plan d'eau de Monieux is a 2.5-hectare lake fed by the Nesque, less than a kilometre south of the village of Monieux in Vaucluse. Its banks are laid out with picnic areas, a children's play area and a snack bar, and mallards are among the birds seen on the water.

The sources document no construction date or purpose for the plan d'eau de Monieux; it is simply a body of water of the commune of Monieux, in Vaucluse, fed by the Nesque and covering about 2.5 hectares, less than a kilometre south of the village. Its banks were later fitted out with picnic areas, a buvette and a children's playground.

The lake is fed by the Nesque and covers about 2.5 hectares just under a kilometre south of Monieux village. Its banks hold picnic tables, a buvette and a children's play area, and mallards are the bird visitors most often seen on the water.

The lake lies just under a kilometre south of Monieux village, fed by the Nesque. Its banks are laid out with picnic tables, a children's play area and a snack bar, so a visit needs no booking. The water covers about 2.5 hectares.

The lake lies less than a kilometre south of Monieux village, and mallards are the bird visitors most often spot on its water. Its banks are laid out with picnic tables, a children's play area and a snack bar.