View across the Jordan reservoir to Tábor’s new town / This photograph was published on the 500th anniversary of the construction of the Jordan Valley Dam. The reservoir was created in 1492 by damming the Košínský potok (Košín Stream) to supply drinking water for the town. The earliest dam in Central Europe, its embankment is 20 metres high, nearly 300 metres long, and it holds 3 million cubic metres of water.
Published in the Š&V celendar Tábor 2025
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