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Parc Nacional d'Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici, Lleida

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Parc Nacional d'Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici, Lleida

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Parc Nacional d'Aigüestortes i Estany de Sant Maurici, Lleida

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Around this famous lake there was a military refuge, used at the end of the 19th century. Also we can see the hermitage of Sant Maurici and a hydroelectric dam, that stills at the shore.
This is an important landscape for Spain because the water has the biggest concentration of the Pyrenean lakes, as well the characteristic high mountains meanders. In this lake there are a lot of types of different marine species.
We can found this lake at the National Park of Aigües Tortes, at Lleida.
By Noa.

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Is the largest island in the Balearic Islands, which are part of Spain and located in the Mediterranean.
There aren’t rivers or lakes in Mallorca, but there is fresh water. In the Sierra de Tramuntana there are dozens of torrents and streams of water, but two reservoirs embedded between the mountains stand out, known as "the lakes" of Mallorca. These are the Gorg Blau and Cúber reservoirs.

Lluna Gilabert

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The Lakes of Covadonga are composed of two glacial lakes located on the region of Asturias, Spain. These lakes, often also called Lakes of Enol or simply Los Lagos, are Lake Enol and Lake Ercina located in the Picos de Europa range and they are the original center of the Picos de Europa National Park, created in 1918.

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This is a waterfall called “El molí del salt” “The jump mill” and it is situated in Benilloba (Alicante). It’s important because is a natural landscape in the river and formerly the monument we found in the picture was a light factory, in this factory they use tu do light for all the village.

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The Ebro is a river in the northeast of the Iberian Peninsula, the second longest and mightiest of it, after the Tajo and the Duero respectively. It runs entirely through Spain. Among the rivers that flow into the Mediterranean Sea, it is only surpassed in length by the Nile

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The Guadalquivir River, formerly called the Betis River, is a river in Spain, whose course runs through Andalusia. Since ancient times its birth has been located in the Sierra de Cazorla.
It is the fifth river by length of the Iberian Peninsula. It is 657 km from the Sierra de Cazorla to Sanlúcar.[4] On its route through Andalusia from east to west, it crosses cities such as Andújar, Córdoba or Seville. From pre-Roman times it was known as Baetis or Betis, and was called Wad al-Kibir by the Arabs from the 11th century.

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Bilbao is one of the cites in Spain which is more related to water. In addition, the water in Bilbao, is among the best in the State, as it is a soft water with low mineralization.
The Bilbao Bizkaia Water Consortium is the public entity that supplies drinking water and sanitation to the primary network of 81 municipalities in the País Vasco. It is governed by a general assembly in which all the councils of the municipalities that make up the Consortium are represented, in addition to the Provincial Council of Vizcaya and the Basque Government.
By Júlia Mateo

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With industrialization starting in the 19th century, settlements, factories and workers' quarters grew. Commercial areas, roads and railways were built right up to the Neckar. In the 20th century, the Neckar was canalized, used as a sewer and developed into a shipping route. Natural floodplain habitats such as oxbow lakes with reeds, bushes or wet meadows were lost. The banks of the Neckar were and are in many places inaccessible. In recent years, the relationship to the river has changed fundamentally: People have become aware of the Neckar as part of the urban landscape.

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The Stuttgart park lakes are located on the territory of the Stuttgart districts Wildpark in the inner district Stuttgart-West and Büsnau in the outer district Stuttgart-Vaihingen. The park lakes include the Bärensee, the Neue See and the Pfaffensee, as well as the Katzenbachsee and the Steinbachsee. Originally, the lakes served the drinking water supply of Stuttgart, due to the created long-distance water supply, the water treatment from the lakes was stopped. Since then, the park lakes are reserved for emergency water supply. Regionally known and in the summer very popular for local recreation is the Bärenschlössle, which is located at the Bärensee.

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The lake was created by mining gravel and sand layers from 1914. In 1934/35, the area was expanded to a sports and bathing facility and named after the engineer and writer Max Eyth (1836 - 1906) in 1936. Since 1961, the area has been under landscape protection. The northwestern part of the lake is also designated as a bird sanctuary. Walkers and ornithologists can observe gray geese, coots and cormorants, among others, here. Swimming is not permitted.

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The Bodensee-Wasserversorgung is an association founded to meet the water needs of many communities in the water-scarce Swabian Alb region and the greater Stuttgart area. As one of the largest German long-distance water supplies, it provides drinking water from Lake Constance to around four million people in around 320 towns and communities, also to large parts of Stuttgart.

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The Nesenbach is a tributary of the Neckar with a length of almost 13 km. It cut a valley hollow in which the state capital Stuttgart developed. The small stream used to cross the city from the southwest to the northeast, but today it has been replaced along its entire length by the main collector of the Stuttgart combined sewer system of the same name.

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The Xúquer (Valencian) or Júcar (Spanish) is a river on the Iberian Peninsula of Spain. The river runs for approximately 509 km from its source at the Sistema Ibérico. Its most important tributary is the Cabriel. Ther river mouth is located in Cullera, a town located into the Gulf of Valencia, Mediterranean Sea. It crosses the provinces of Cuenca, Albacete and Valencia

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Guadalest is a beatiful town travesed by a river. This town was declared a Historic Artistic Site in 1974 and one of 'The Most Beautiful Towns in Spain'. Its river, named Guadalest River, is running through it and diverts water to the marvellous Guadalest Reservoir.
This reservoir measures 236x98 meter and has a capacity of 13hm3 of water.

By Laura and Zaida

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Parga is a renown marine town of Epirus.The area's lacy shores are excellent for your refreshing dives and sea water sports,not to mention that beaches offer various services to make your stay even more pleasant.Starting from Parga pay a visit to the Acheron River Springs,the Archeological site of Nekromanteio,the historic area of souli as well as to the islands of Paxi-Antipaxi which are reachable with small boats departing from the town's port.

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Ioannina often called Yannena is the capital and the largest city of the Ioannina region unit and of Epirus. The city's foundation has traditionally been ascribed to the Byzantine Emperor Justinian in the 6th Century AD. It is known for its lakes and rivers as one of the most notable attractions of Ioannina is the inhabited island of Lake Pamvotis which is the largest lake of Epirus, located in the central part of the Ioannina regional unit in Northern Greece.The Island is a short ferry trip dorm the mainland and can be reached on small motorboats running on varying frequencies depending on the season.

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Arta is the second largest city of Epirus and is built on the site of ancient Ambrakia.It has an important historical tradition with many attractions,several of which are Byzantine monuments.At the entrance of the city is the Bridge of Arta.It is a 17th-century stone bridge over the Arachthos River,made famous by the legendary folk song that refers to the human sacrifice of a woman for its foundation.

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Preveza is the capital of the regional unit of Preveza, which is part of the region of Epirus.  Three different views have been presented for the origin of the city's name. The most accepted view is that Preveza means Passage, and that the word reached this form from the Slavic, through the Albanian language. The city is believed to be inhabited since the 100.000 BC. On 2 September 31 BC Preveza was the site of the naval Battle of Actium, in which Caesar Augustus' forces defeated those of Mark Antony and queen Cleopatra. Augustus built the ancient city of Nikopolis (Victory City) nearby Preveza in order to commemorate his victory.

Preveza lies both on the Ionion Sea and on the shores of Amvrakikos Gulf. This Gulf is one of the biggest gulfs in Greece and one of the most important ecosystems in the country. In the gulf lives a large number of birds and many sea creatures such as sea turtles, dolphines and rays. His max. depth is 60m and his shore length is 40Km.

Moreover at the Ionion Sea there is the longest sandy beach in Europe (25 Km).

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Lefkada is one of the islands of the Ionian Sea . The lagoon of Lefkada is an important wetland for many species of birds.It is surrounded by several seas such as Egremni, Porto Katsiki and Ayios Nikhtas. It is worth noting that it is one of the most touristic islands in Greece.

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Near Thesprotiko there is Lake Ziros, which is a natural lake.This Lake is connected underground to the Louro River and there is also the possibility of carrying out activities such as canoe-kayak.
Also near is the Roman Aqueduct of Nicopolis which is a significant attraction because it is a source of water for many areas. From ancient times until today, water is used for domestic work and for irrigating the fields.

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Alcoi is surrounded by mountains and it is also known as "the town of bridges". Our paper and textile industry was born in the XVIII century thanks to the waters of the river Serpis. In this way, Alcoi became the centre of industrialization in the Valencian territory. The town grew in size, inhabitants and culture; traditions and art flourished in different forms.