Photos by k_jacobi: on the map, in Google Earth (KML)

The spillway has a total capacity of 3500 m3/s

This is the flow in the river as discharged through two turbines of Sélingué dam

At high water levels (like in early December), the restaurant is right in the water.

View from the restaurant over the lake towards the dam

These bluish shists are a rare sight in this area, typically the soil is more reddish.

Photo taken from the roadside. Like Lac Magui (which is 15 km further north), Doro is fed by the river Kolimbiné, a tributary of the Senegal river.

View over the fairly full Niger River to the new bridge and the even newer Malibya Government complex

The Bistrot Bafing is popular both under locals and tourists. A lunch costs between 1 and 3 Euros.

Water sprayers in the open space function as "air conditioners" through evaporation

View from the weir in downstream direction (towards Baguineda)