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Jazero
Jazero
Location	Košice, Slovakia
Coordinates	48°41′31″N 21°17′14″E / 48.69194°N 21.28722°E / 48.69194; 21.28722
Type	reservoir
Surface area	0.204659 km2 (0.079019 sq mi)

Jazero (literally: "The lake") is a reservoir, which was created in the second half of the 20th century, located in the Nad jazerom borough (city ward) of Košice, Slovakia.^[1]

Jazero is the dominant feature of this part of the city and is set in the recreational area with the same name. This recreational area includes a cable skiing system, a boat rental provider, a sandy beach, multifunctional playgrounds, children's and full-size volleyball courts, and a number of catering facilities that are open to visitors during the summer. If the water is of good quality, you can bathe in it. During the swimming season, a lifeguard and rescue service is available.^{[citation needed]} Between the lake and the river Hornad, there is a wooded area with footpaths and Fire pits for grilling as well as a cycle path for cycling and rollerblading.^[1][2][3] Fishing in allowed, provided that a license has been purchased.^[4]

The cable skiing system, operated by Trixen, is used for both competition and recreational water skiing.^[1]

Košické Benátky (literally: "Kosice Venice") is an annual event in which non-traditional sailing vessels are presented upon the lake.^[5]