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Kızılırmak-Kesikköprü Water Transfer

Conveyance + treatment, Three parallel pipelines of 128 km each, 384 km in total, with 10 storage reservoirs and 5 pumping stations, feeding the Ivedik treatment plant in Turkey.

Operational

The record

Country
Turkey
Location
Kesikköprü (Bala, Ankara) to İvedik, Ankara
Coordinates
39.396, 33.421
Technology
Conveyance + treatment
Capacity
Three parallel pipelines of 128 km each, 384 km in total, with 10 storage reservoirs and 5 pumping stations, feeding the Ivedik treatment plant
Capital cost
—
Stage
Operational
Owner or client
Ankara Water and Sewerage Administration (ASKI)
Contractor
—
Operator
ASKI
Finance
—
Award or start year
2007
Commissioned
2008-02

Record last checked 2026-09-18.

History

Sources

3 references

Every field in the record above is taken from the references below. A field that none of them confirms prints as a dash.

  1. ASKI, Kizilirmak-Kesikkopru Baraji page. aski.gov.tr.
  2. Gives three separate 128 km pipelines totalling 384 km from the Kesikkopru dam to the Ivedik drinking water treatment plant, 110,000 m3 of concrete, 10 storage reservoirs, 5 pumping stations and 230 km of electrical infrastructure, a 95 million m3 reservoir at Kesikkopru, and records that the line was not used from February 2009 until blended operation resumed in June 2014. Haberturk, Kizilirmak suyu Ankara'ya ulasti, 28 February 2008. haberturk.com.
  3. MENA Water Review major projects register and PPP pipeline — compiled from procurer publications, development-bank project pages and trade reporting; each record names its source.

Reports the project completed in 10 months by Ankara Metropolitan Municipality, water flowing through two main lines, 10 storage facilities and 5 pumping stations, with a third line still under construction. Kesikkopru dam coordinates from OpenStreetMap.