Photo: Vassia Atanassova - Spiritia · CC BY-SA 3.0The Kovachitsa reservoir is one of two small dams near the village of Kovachitsa in Lom municipality, Montana Province, in the Danube plain of north-western Bulgaria. The village is known for its watermelons and orchards.
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The two dams are said to be good for fishing, and a century-old tree, Mono’s oak, stands near the west end of the western one. The Danube is about 5 km north by a dusty road, with fishing for pike and catfish, and places to sunbathe on the shore. Lom is the nearest town.
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- Bulgaria's 2022 Water Framework Directive reporting to the EEA: lake (LW) and transitional (TW) water bodies, field cArea, European Environment Agency (WISE WFD), reported by Bulgaria, 2022
- OpenStreetMap: яз.Ковачица (relation 1545785), OpenStreetMap contributors
- Wikipedia: Kovachitsa, Wikimedia Foundation