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The occupancy rate of 14 dams in Thrace decreased to 44
KIRKLARELİ – The occupancy rate of 10 dams that meet Istanbul’s water needs has dropped to 32.15 percent. Kazandere Dam While reaching 100 percent levels in May last year, it decreased to 6.6 percent according to the latest data. Papuçdere, on the other hand, decreased from 94.64 percent to 4.95%. The occupancy rate of 14 dams in Thrace fell to 44 percent.
Due to the lack of rainfall in the region for a long time, 14 dams in Thrace, especially those that support Istanbul, have fallen. Kirklareliof Visa In Kazandere Dam, which is located in the district of Istanbul and meets the water needs of Istanbul, the water level, which was 100 percent in May, decreased to 6.6 percent, and from 94.64 percent to 4.95% in Papuçdere.
The final occupancy rate of the dams in Istanbul is ‘Omerli 35.96 percent, Pabuçdere 4.95 percent, Sazlidere 37.53 percent, Buyukcekmece 35.15 percent, Alibey 18.19 percent, Terkos 38.5 percent, Kazandere 6.6 percent, with apple 31.22 percent, Darlik 28.75 percent, Strandja 37.2 percent.
14 dams in Thrace fell 52 thousand 235 cubic meters in 1 month
Edirne, Tekirdag While the water of 14 dams in Kırklareli and Kırklareli was measured as 511 million 458 thousand cubic meters in December 2022, this figure decreased to 459 million 223 thousand in January. Thus, there was a decrease of 52 thousand 235 cubic meters in 14 dams in 1 month.
The amount of water in the 6 dams in Edirne, which was measured as 205 million 295 thousand cubic meters last January, decreased to 175 million 925 thousand cubic meters in January 2023. In the same period, the amount of water in the 4 dams in Kırklareli, which was 188 million 859 thousand cubic meters, decreased to 148 million 184 thousand cubic meters.
While there was a decrease in Edirne and Kırklareli, the amount of water in Tekirdağ, which was 131 million 904 thousand cubic meters in 4 dams in January 2022, increased to 135 million 114 thousand cubic meters in January 2023.
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