테라사‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪3‬개의 호수

With a little luck you will see some birds, especially ducks.

A well-known route, but not because of its great age, and in this case because of the amount of water it carries.

Small village of Santiga, next to the Mollet B140 road, where you can find this church, as well as a restaurant, a fountain, and the beginning of a new path that follows the Santiga stream, towards Santa Perpètua and Ripollet.

Place and space for bird watching during migratory periods. Natural water purification system.

The Can Borrell reservoir is a small Spanish hydraulic infrastructure built on the Rabassada torrent, located in the municipality of Sant Cugat del Vallés, in the Vallés Occidental region, province of Barcelona, Catalonia. It was built to supply water to the Can Borrell farmhouse. Regarding the vegetation, the environment of the swamp is dominated by a Mediterranean oak forest and a Mediterranean white pine forest.

Located at the junction of Europa Avenue and Via Augusta Avenue. Location: N 41 29 06.7 E 02 03 23.3 – Altitude: 140 m.

There are ducks and an ornithological viewpoint to be able to hide while being photographed.

Can Borrell reservoir Language Aware of Edit The Pantà de Can Borrell is an old presasituada in the Collserola mountain range, within the municipality of Sant Cugat del Vallès, in the region of Vallès Occidental. The reservoir covers an area of 0.2 hectares. It has a disused dam that collects the waters of a torrent that flows through the Collserola mountain range. [1] CanCan Borrell Swamp TypeRepartment Located in the protected areaCollserola Natural Park LocationEministrative territorial entitySant Cugat del Vallès (Vallès Occidental)  Wikimedia | © OpenStreetMap 41 ° 30 ′ N, 2 ° 06 ′ EAfluent Torrent de la Rabassada  Hydraulic basinRiera de Sant Medir Data and figuresSurface0.2 ha  It was built to supply water to the Can Borrell farmhouse, and is located in the torrent of Les Monelles (also called the Arrabassada), a few hundred meters before where it flows into the Sant Medir stream. [2] In terms of vegetation, the environment of the marsh is dominated by a Mediterranean oak forest and Mediterranean white pine forest. It should be noted, however, the mixed willow that grows in the tail of the same swamp. The fact of finding a water point in the middle of a forest mass makes the Can Borrell reservoir a space of some importance for all vertebrates as well as for the reproduction of amphibians and aquatic invertebrates. With regard to the factors that negatively influence the space, the presence of prawns should be highlighted. [1] The Can Borrell reservoir is part of the "Serra de Collserola" PEIN area and the ES5110024 "Serra de Collserola" Natura 2000 site. [1] Anecdotally, in 2006, a 90-centimeter spectacle alligator was found; an exotic species that must have been released by some individual. [3]