7 Artificial Lakes and Reservoirs On the first

So many artificial lakes (reservoirs) were built in various countries for many purposes, Sperti Penghadil energy and irrigation arrangements. And this list will display the 10 dams / reservoirs of the largest ever built man. 1.Raul Leoni,Venezuela Description:The reservoir is formed by the Guri dam on the Caroni River. Due to the destructive aspects, man-made lake / reservoir Raul Leoni has created much controversy. This reservoir has been wiped out and flooded forests in the surrounding area.

2.Caniapiscau,Kanada Description: Caniapiscau not only set the greatest water in Quebec, also the second largest reservoir in Canada. Its location right near the top of the Caniapiscau River. This reservoir has two dams and 43 dikes.

3.Rybinsk,Rusia Description: The reservoir was built in 1935 and filled with water in 1947. At the time of development, it is the largest manmade lake in the world. Now the number 8. Location is located at the northernmost point of the River Volga.

4.Nasser Nubia,Mesir and Sudan Description: Although the lake dam / man-made lies in the two countries Egypt and Sudan, but the dam's name refers to the larger part is located in Egypt. Nasser's name comes from an authoritarian leader who ruled Egypt until 1970. Construction of this building was built between 1958 to 1971.

5.Bratskoye,Rusia Description: The location of this reservoir is located near the top of the Angara River. The reservoir was built between 1961 and 1967 when the damming of the river began, near the city of Bratsk.

6.Smallwood,Kanada Description: This man-made lake / reservoir is located in western Labrador. Reservoir is not only the world's second largest, but also the largest water source in the province and is the source of the Churchill River.

7.Volta,Ghana Description: This is the largest manmade lake / reservoir in the world in terms of surface area. Man-made lake for the 4th largest in the world in terms of volume. Was formed by the Akosombo Dam and was discovered by Albert Ernest Kitson geologist in 1915.