Tsalka Reservoir

Tsalka Reservoir is a man-made lake located close to the town of Tsalka in south-central Georgia. It functions as a local water body used for regional water management and recreation.

The shoreline and open water attract local anglers and people seeking a waterside setting; the area is primarily visited for short outings rather than large-scale tourism. Facilities and visitor services are limited compared with major lakes.

The reservoir was created by damming a local river to store water for local uses; the impoundment altered the original river valley and created the present lake. Over time the reservoir has become an identifiable feature on maps and for local transport routes.

The reservoir sits near the town of Tsalka on the highlands of south-central Georgia, within driving distance of regional towns in Kvemo Kartli. The surrounding landscape is upland steppe and agricultural land.