New artificial lake is being created in the Almazar district of Tashkent

Work has begun in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, on a project to create a new park equipped with an artificial lake and modern recreation areas. This public area is planned for development in the Almazar district.

According to the district administration, the area designated for improvement is located on Keles Yuli Street, between the Small Ring Road and Karakamish Street.

The artificial lake within the project will cover an area of 5,017 square meters, have a depth of 2 meters, and be capable of holding 10,000 cubic meters of water. Furthermore, the park includes plans for pedestrian and bicycle paths totaling 2 kilometers.

It is planned to plant 200 new trees. The district administration reported that existing mature trees will remain in place during construction and landscaping work. Some smaller trees will be transplanted to other suitable locations under the supervision of specialists.

The main goal of this project is to improve the local environment and territory. After completion, the park is intended to become a recreational area for local residents and visitors.

The administration has not yet provided information regarding the expected completion date of the work.

Construction work has begun on creating an artificial lake and recreation area on a vacant plot of land covering 90 hundredths of a hectare in the Uchtep district of Tashkent. The project is scheduled for completion by December.

The Uchtep district administration reported that this territory is located in the 11th quarter of the Kurgantepa mahalla, between state preschool institutions No. 340 and No. 346.

The planned lake will cover 37 hundredths of a hectare and will have a depth of two meters. Abdulla Ardiyev, head of the construction department of the district administration, specified that the body of water will receive water from two sources: an irrigation canal running along the street and an underground well. Swimming in the lake is prohibited; the main goal of creating the reservoir is to improve the local microclimate and reduce dust levels.

Currently, 66 decorative trees of various species are on the site and will be preserved. Additional trees will also be planted. Pedestrian paths will be laid around the lake, and a recreation area, including a pavilion, benches, and landscaped green zones, will be established nearby. The project is designed to take two months.

Local residents have positively received this initiative. Umida Tukhtamishueva noted that there is currently dust and noise, but in the future, residents will be able to enjoy the result. Merinisa Tukhtamishueva emphasized that elderly people, who find it difficult to walk long distances, will have the opportunity to rest near home, and children will gain a new place to play. Vugar Suleymanov called the project a positive initiative for the mahalla and thanked everyone involved in its implementation.

The Mayor's Office of the capital announced the start of work on creating an artificial lake and a corresponding recreation area in the 'Kurgontepa' mahalla of Tashkent's Uchtepinsky district. This plot covers an area of 0.9 hectares (9,000 square meters).

The planned body of water will be located between kindergartens No. 340 and No. 346. Its dimensions will be 0.37 hectares, and its depth will reach 2 meters. The lake will be replenished using drainage wells and natural water inflow from canals, while swimming in it will be strictly prohibited.

The adjacent territory, where 66 decorative trees of different species currently grow, will be preserved. Additionally, new trees will be planted in this area. Pedestrian paths, benches, and gazebos are planned to be installed around the future body of water.

The project to create the lake is scheduled for completion by the end of 2026. Previously, the publication 'Gazeta' reported on the creation of another artificial lake with an area of 1.7 hectares in the 'Kumaryk' mahalla, located near Tashkent Airport. This project is part of a broader initiative to create twelve bodies of water in all districts of the capital.