• It lies in the very heart of the Sierra Sur of Jaén, in a privileged natural setting.
  • The rugged ground offers beautiful contrasts, with high peaks such as the Grajales massif or La Pandera surrounding the reservoir.
  • It is fed by the Valdearazo river, which takes the name of the reservoir once it has passed through it.
  • The Quiebrajano reservoir covers 125 hectares and supplies water to the capital and to several other towns in Jaén.
  • After the heavy rains of 2013, the reservoir currently stands at 93.75% of its capacity.