Gorton Reservoirs

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Gorton Reservoirs are a series of former drinking water reservoirs in Gorton, Manchester, historically built to supply the city’s growing industrial population.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf former drinking water supply
reservoir
reservoir complex
basinCountry United Kingdom
category Buildings and structures in Manchester
Former water supply infrastructure in England
Reservoirs in Greater Manchester
constructionMaterial earth embankment
country United Kingdom
currentStatus no longer used for potable water
partly used for recreation
elevationAboveSeaLevel lowland
hasCoordinates approximate
hasDam embankment dam
hasPart Lower Gorton Reservoir
Upper Gorton Reservoir
inception 19th century
locatedIn Gorton
Manchester
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory City of Manchester
locatedInHistoricCounty Lancashire
locatedInRegion Greater Manchester
North West England
locatedInTimeZone Europe/London
locatedInUrbanArea Gorton urban district
linked to: Gorton district
locatedNear Belle Vue, Manchester
linked to: Belle Vue

Debdale Park
linked to: Debdale

Gorton Monastery
Hyde Road
operator historically Manchester Corporation
originalFunction drinking water storage
partOf Manchester water supply system
serves Manchester
surrounding industrial districts
significantEvent construction to supply Manchester’s industrial population
decommissioning as primary drinking water source
use amenity lake
industrial water supply
public water supply
recreational fishing
waterBodyType impounding reservoir
watercourse Gore Brook

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Gorton hasReservoir Gorton Reservoirs