Tanka (reservoir)

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A tanka is a resercoir built in remote places to store water for a long period of time. It is generally built of red sand stone and mortar. It has the capacity to store many tons of water based on its size and strenght of its walls. It is Bold textin no wayBold textrelated to a dam.

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