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Borisovsky Pond. View from Borisovskaya Dam (Moscow, Russia) Royalty Free Stock Photo

Pictured: Ivan Kozhedub. Borisovskaya dam Royalty Free Stock Photo

Borisovskaya dam on Borisovsky ponds. Royalty Free Stock Photo

According to the descriptions of the pond at that time, the Borisov dam maintained such a water level that the reservoir originally extended all the way to modern Tsaritsyno!Such a structure is the Borisovskaya dam, which is considered, if not the oldest, then at least one of the oldest hydroelectric structures in Moscow, which has stood since the beginning of the 17th century, has been repeatedly reconstructed and repaired. The first white-stone dam near the village of Borisovo was built by decree of Boris Godunov in the late 16th and early 17th centuries. Much later, already under Catherine the great, the stone godunovskaya dam was repaired and modified with a file designed by the architect K. I. Blank. During the Soviet Union, the dam underwent another reconstruction - this time it was completely reinforced with concrete. In the 1960s, after the construction of the Gorodni reservoir, the dam was used to pass water only during floods. Since the mid-80`s, water discharge has stopped completely.