The register of waters

Lakes and waters

134 bodies of water with their name, altitude and area, 19 of them artificial, and 750 named watercourses covering 1,630 kilometres, from the Noce to the small mountain streams. The highest is Lago Catena Rossa, at 3,203 metres.

134 lakes750 watercourses1,630 kmnatural artificial

All the waters on the map Watercourses

The network

The main watercourses 19

The Noce, its torrents and the other main watercourses of the valleys, from the Adige to the ditches of the Piana, each as long as its course within our area (not from source to mouth). Hover over one and its bed lights up on the map.

The register of lakes

The lakes, valley by valley 134

From the highest to the lowest. Every lake has its true shape, surveyed by the Province, and its own page; on the map, hover over one and it lights up and shows its name.

Valle di Pejo 35
Val di Sole 30
Val di Rabbi 31
Val di Non 21
Dolomiti di Brenta 16
Piana Rotaliana 1

35 lakes

Valle di Pejo

The highest is Lago Catena Rossa, at 3,203 m; the largest is Lago di Pian Palù, 54 hectares.

30 lakes

Val di Sole

The highest is Laghetto Passo dei Contrabbandieri, at 2,720 m; the largest is Lago di Barco, 3.7 hectares.

31 lakes

Val di Rabbi

The highest is Laghetto Nuovo di Sternai II, at 3,008 m; the largest is Lago Rotondo, 13 hectares.

21 lakes

Val di Non

The highest is Lago Cemiglio, at 2,269 m; the largest is Lago di Santa Giustina, 382 hectares.

16 lakes

Dolomiti di Brenta

The highest is Tre Laghi - Medio, at 2,271 m; the largest is Lago di Molveno, 324 hectares.

One lake

Piana Rotaliana

The highest is Lago Loc. Palù Grande, at 206 m.

Lago Loc. Palù Grande206 m · 0.18 ha · Roverè della Lunaartificial