Lake Klivnik (Brkini)
Klivnik is a 3 km long, 56 ha reservoir created in 1987 by a 28 m clay dam on the Klivnik stream in the Brkini hills; it supplements low flows of the Reka and holds back floods, so its level varies. The water is relatively clean and rich in fish, which in summer stay in the warmer shallows along the shore. The deepest part, up to 24 m, is right by the dam where the shores are steep; below about 20 m it is very cold and dark with little life. The lake holds a lot of litter but also several sunken boats in good condition, and the bottom outlet at the deepest point is protected by grates.
Tiefe: 0–24 m