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Erto E Casso

Vajont Dam

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    August 26, 2020

    It deserves a lot to get on. Evocative panorama

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      August 27, 2020

      The Vajont disaster was an environmental and human disaster that occurred on the evening of 9 October 1963, in the new artificial hydroelectric basin of the Vajont stream (on the border between Friuli and Veneto), due to the fall of a landslide from the overhanging slope of Mount Toc in the waters of the alpine basin created with the dam of the same name; the consequent overflow of the water contained in the reservoir, with the effect of washing away the shores of the lake, first involved Erto and Casso, villages near the lake shore after the construction of the dam, while the overcoming of the dam by the generated wave caused the flooding and destruction of the inhabited areas of the Veneto valley, including Longarone, and the death of 1917 people.

      The Vajont disaster was an environmental and human disaster that occurred on the evening of 9 October 1963, in the artificial hydroelectric reservoir of the Vajont stream (on the border between Friuli and Veneto), due to the fall of a landslide from the above slope of Mount Toc into the waters of the alpine reservoir created by the dam of the same name; The consequent overflow of the water contained in the reservoir, with the effect of washing away the banks of the lake, first involved Erto and Casso, towns close to the shore of the lake after the construction of the dam, while the overtopping of the dam by the wave generated caused the flooding and destruction of the villages in the Veneto valley bottom, including Longarone, and the death of 1917 people.

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        July 16, 2023

        This year marks the 60th anniversary of the greatest man-made disaster in Italy: over two thousand dead, Longarone swept away, Erto and Casso and other hamlets heavily affected. Visiting him now it's hard to believe it happened. It is necessary to remember and let everyone know how powerful nature is.

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