Chorvoq

Chorvoq or Charvak is a settlement in Bostanliq District, Tashkent Region, Uzbekistan, located on the Chirchiq River. The town is 575 metres above sea level and lies adjacent to Lake Charvak, an irrigation and hydroelectric facility.
History.
This Tian Shan Mountain Pearl has recently been published. The 168-meter-high rock fill dam was built in 1970. The magnificent mountain lake Charvak reservoir, whose blue waters appeal to everyone in hot summit days, was formed by the rivers of Mount Pskem, Kok Su and Chatkal. 
On the land of the lake there were formerly some settlements, valleys, testimonials of early people, petroglyphs and other historical sights. But it was a time of extreme lack of cheap and environmentally sustainable power after the catastrophic 1966 earthquake, when the whole U.S.S.R. undertook to reconstruct Tashkent. The government then agreed to set up the Charvak hydroelectric power station (they had no more suitable location for that purpose). Researches of any thing, images and more than 150 monuments in that region were carried out by archaeologists and historians. 40 years after, most of these attractions are now under deposits of dirt and sludge.