View of Zoggler Reservoir and Dam

The Zoggeler reservoir dams the river Fehlauer above St. Walburga. It is the largest of the 6 reservoirs in the Ultental and provides flood protection. It was built between 1957 and 1963 and is 3 km long.
It is one of six reservoirs (Grünsee, Fischersee, Weissbrunnsee, Arzker Stausee, Zoggler Stausee, Pankrazer Stausee) that feed 5 hydroelectric power plants (Weissbrunnsee, St. Walburg, Kuppelwieser Alm, St. Pankraz, Lana) in the Ultertal.

The Zoggler Reservoir is a reservoir in the Ultental Valley in South Tyrol. He dams the Falschauer above St. Walburg. It is the largest of the reservoirs created in Ultental for the production of electricity. At the same time it serves the flood protection (source Wikipedia)

The Zoggeler reservoir dams the Fehlauer river above St. Walburg.
The dam has a 516 meter long crown and is 66 meters high.
It is the largest of the 6 reservoirs in the Ultental and provides flood protection. It was built between 1957 and 1963 and is 3 km long.
It is one of six reservoirs (Grünsee, Fischersee, Weissbrunnsee, Arzker Stausee, Zoggler Stausee, Pankrazer Stausee) that feed 5 hydroelectric power plants (Weissbrunnsee, St. Walburg, Kuppelwieser Alm, St. Pankraz, Lana) in the Ultertal.