Fragmata

Cyprus is a small island with a big dam habit. With 108 dams and reservoirs squeezed into 9,251 km², it holds the highest density of dams per unit area of any country in Europe — a distinction born of necessity on an island with one of the lowest per-capita water availabilities in the EU. Together they can store roughly 330 million cubic metres of water, though in the current drought they sit far below that.

Fragmata tracks the 21 largest of these.