Lido Hamrníky Mariánské Lázně

Czechia River 1 - Excellent

Lido Hamrníky Mariánské Lázně is a bathing facility located in the Czech Republic at an altitude of 540 metres. The water body has a surface area of approximately 8.4 hectares with a discharge rate of 0.007 cubic metres per second. The beach comprises grassy and sandy areas with a predominantly sandy bottom, extending 250 metres in length. Water quality is classified as excellent with no short-term pollution risks detected.

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Water

Artificial pond or reservoir. Surface area approximately 8.4 hectares. Altitude 540 metres above sea level. Discharge rate (Q) 0.007 cubic metres per second. Specific runoff (q) 5.95 litres per second per square kilometre. Beach length 250 metres. Bottom predominantly sandy. Catchment area 1.20 square kilometres.

Location

Mariánské Lázně, Czech Republic. Operated by René Plzák; contact www.badlido.com, telephone 608 119 988, email jezerolido@gmail.com. Daily visitor numbers are less than 500 persons.

Facilities

Facilities include cabins with sanitary amenities, restaurant, refreshments, sports areas, and boat rentals.

Water Quality

Water quality classification: Excellent. Monitored by Krajská hygienická stanice Karlovarského kraje (Karlovy Vary Regional Public Health Authority). Microbiological contamination: satisfactory status. Water transparency measured between 0.6 and 0.9 metres, with colour reduction due to humic substances rather than vegetation turbidity. No cyanobacteria blooms recorded (parameter rated as level 0 for water bloom in 2020–2022). Phosphorus content: insufficient data; parameter not monitored since 2012. Overall assessment indicates a moderately oligotrophic reservoir with water apparently permanently suitable for bathing.

Risks

No short-term pollution risks detected. Diffuse pollution sources identified: low-risk microbiological contamination; medium-risk phosphorus input from a small pond and settlement upstream. No point-source pollution sources identified.