Country Iran County Meyaneh Rural District Garmeh-ye Shomali Elevation 1,896 m Population 673 (2006) | Province East Azerbaijan Bakhsh Kandovan Time zone IRST (UTC+3:30) Local time Monday 6:30 AM | |
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Tush Manlu (Persian: توشمانلو, also Romanized as Tūsh Mānlū and Tūshmānlū) is a village in Garmeh-ye Shomali Rural District, Kandovan District, Meyaneh County, East Azerbaijan Province, Iran. At the 2006 census, its population was 673, in 119 families.
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Map of Tush Manlu, Iran
Introduction
Old Tushmanlu offstream reservoir gravity dam was constructed around the village of Tushmanlu in northern part of Mianeh, East Azerbaijan early after Islamic revolution of Iran in 1357 Iranian year. Regarding the high quality of soil and water and proper weather condition, the best quality of gardens crops has persuaded farmers to develop the area of their gardens. On the other hand because of the poor design and construction of the traditional existing dam, studies of building a higher and more stable dam instead of old dam started by Pars Ray Ab Consulting Engineering Company in 1379 Iranian year.
Department
Water Resources Development and Dam Construction General Specifications of Dam: Water transmission system: Water transmission canal with length of 6 km and capacity of 1 cms Type of dam: Earthfill dam with impervious clay core Foundation seepage control system: Plastic concrete cutoff wall Height of dam: 20 m above riverbed Spillway: Free flow spillway in right abutment Area of the gardens covered by dam reservoir: 500 ha
Client
East Azerbaijan and Ardebil Regional Water company - East Azerbaijan Water Affairs Administration.
Project Progress
Studies of project started in 1379 and completed in 1381. Construction works of project achieved during 1381 to 1384 and the project has been under operation since the spring of 1384.