Description
Doma Dam is a man-made dam located in Nasarawa State, Nigeria, about 6 km from Doma town and 20 km from Lafia. It's a multi-purpose dam designed for agricultural irrigation, domestic water supply, and potentially hydropower generation.
The dam is also an important site for fish farming, with the Nasarawa State Government recently restocking it with 25,000 fingerlings to enhance local fishing activities. Additionally, there's a plan to construct a 10-kilometer access road to improve the dam's accessibility and facilitate the movement of people and goods.
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Things to Note
Here are few things to note about Doma Dam:
- Location: Situated in Doma Local Government Area, Nasarawa State
- Structure: Three arms, each over 2 km long and 3 km wide
- Activities: Suitable for picnicking, boating, swimming, sightseeing, and fishing
- Safety: Considered a safe location
- Best Time to Visit: Daytime, with the dry season (October to April) being the most favorable