Klyazma Reservoir

Klyazma Reservoir is a large water body in Moscow Oblast covering approximately 3,700 hectares with varying depths. It serves primarily as a water supply source and recreational area for the region.

The reservoir was created to supply water to Moscow's northern districts, with infrastructure operating since the mid-20th century. Its development was part of broader efforts to modernize the city's water management system.

The reservoir is a gathering place for local people who fish and relax along its banks throughout the year. It serves as a natural escape for those living near Moscow.

Best access is through designated public areas along the shoreline where parking is available. Bring your own equipment or check locally for available services and facilities.

The reservoir operates with two independent water intakes ensuring reliable supply even during maintenance periods. An interesting feature is the use of natural freezing cycles in its sediment treatment process.

Location: Moscow Oblast

GPS coordinates: 55.99107,37.56661

Latest update: December 7, 2025 20:42