Dorudzan Dam

Dorudzan Dam is an earth-fill embankment and hydroelectric facility located in Marvdasht County that harnesses water from the Kor River. The structure holds a massive reservoir and channels water to generate power while supporting irrigation across the surrounding agricultural plains.

The dam was completed in 1971 as a major infrastructure project to control water resources and generate power in the region. This construction reflected the broader national focus on developing the Kor River basin for economic growth and water management.

This infrastructure project represents Iran's commitment to renewable energy solutions while supporting the agricultural practices of local communities through irrigation systems.

The facility sits in a mountainous region with direct road access to the dam structure for visitors. Plan your visit during drier months when the reservoir reaches its fullest capacity and offers the most impressive views.

The reservoir supplies water through irrigation networks that reach more than 110,000 hectares of farmland and support thousands of rural families across the region. This makes the structure a lifeline for local agriculture and the prosperity of several communities.

Location: Marvdasht County

Official opening: 1971

Elevation above the sea: 1,676.5 m

Height: 58 m

Length: 710 m

Width: 8 m

GPS coordinates: 30.20812,52.41734

Latest update: December 14, 2025 15:01