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モルガベルダムは、アレンテージョの中心部にある広大な水面で、ゆっくりと走るのに最適です。舗装された堤頂部は、開けた景色を眺めながらのサイクリングに最適で、周辺にはこの地域を探索するのに理想的な未舗装の道路が広がっています。

The Mira River is the soul of this region, feeding it through an ingenious system of canals that distribute its water throughout the landscape. Despite being shaped by human hands, the reservoir of the Santa Clara dam dazzles with its natural beauty. From the top of the enormous dam wall, the view over this immense lake is breathtaking, and, on the banks, the river beach, one of the best in the Alentejo, invites you to take a refreshing dip.

Here, in the middle of this arid landscape, you come across a small dam, surrounded by pine and olive groves. Here, the landscape becomes dry, dotted with scattered ponds. The forage fields stretch between patches of pine forest, uncultivated land and vast olive groves, where rye grows under the silvery canopies.

Completed in 1954, the large Campilhas dam lake can be used to produce electricity, supply drinking water and maintain an irrigation network. Due to repeated droughts, the lake can no longer recover the levels of its creation.

The lake is shrinking more and more...

The Odelauga reservoir with a dam is very present in this area and is also visible from the Picota peak.

The Campilhas dam (Portuguese Barragem de Campilhas) is located in the Alentejo region of Portugal in the Setúbal district. It dams the Campilhas, a left (western) tributary of the Sado to a reservoir (port. Albufeira da Barragem de Campilhas). The small town of Cercal do Alentejo is located about five kilometers southwest of the dam. The project to build the dam began in 1941. Construction was completed in 1954. In addition to the drinking water supply, the dam is also used for irrigation. It is owned by the Associação de Regantes e Beneficiários de Campilhas e Alto Sado.[1] Source https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Talsperre_Campilhas

The reservoir had very little water and it was on the east side to see a way that we have gone (see also highlight end of the abbreviation)