Located 4.18km southeast (bearing 116°) of Mets Mantash village, this isolated reservoir does not have a clear association with any canals (although Ma Canals 14 and 11 head in its general direction) (map quadrant B1l).
The reservoir was constructed on a gentle slope, just above a series of agricultural fields that mark the termination of Mt. Aragats and the beginning of Tsaghkahovit Plain cultivation.
Surrounded by agricultural fields, this reservoir includes a stone damn of a natural feeder channel at its northern end. Moderately steep slopes border the reservoir to the west and east.
No surface materials. Although the dam and reservoir remain in use today, the use of stone rather than concrete suggests its construction likely predates the Soviet period.
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