Category:Uglich Reservoir

**Uglich Reservoir**
	reservoir in Yaroslavl and Tver Oblasts, Russia Sluse ved Uglitsj.
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Instance of	reservoir;
Location	Yaroslavl Oblast; Tver Oblast; Russia;
Width	3.5 km;
Length	143 km;
Area	249 km²;
Inflows	Volga; Bolshaya Puditsa; Puksha; Mimoshnya; Kimrka; Medveditsa; Khotcha; Kalkunovka; Vyrezka;
Outflows	Volga;
Drainage basin	Volga Basin;
Basin country	Russia;
Dam	Uglich Hydroelectric Station;
	57° 29′ 00″ N, 38° 16′ 00″ E
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English: Uglich Reservoir — formed by the Stalin era Uglich hydroelectric power plant dam (1939) on the upper Volga river, in Tver Oblast and Yaroslavl Oblast of northeastern Russia.

Canal locks allow water transport on the Volga/reservoir past the dam. Other tributaries to the 249 km2 (96 sq mi) reservoir are the Medveditsa, Nerl, and Kashinka Rivers.
The Uglich Reservoir submerged the historic Saint Nicholas Monastary (campanili present) and Troitsky Makariev Monastery.