The following is a list of lakes and reservoirs in Shenzhen, China. [1]
| Image | Title | Chinese title | Surface area (Total) | Storage capacity (m3) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Shenzhen Reservoir | 深圳水库 | 60.5 square kilometres (14,900 acres) | 45,770,000 cubic metres (12.09×109 US gal) | |
| Yinhu Reservoir | 银湖水库 | ||||
| Henglikou Reservoir | 横沥口水库 | ||||
| Dakeng Reservoir | 大坑水库 | ||||
| Xiaokeng Reservoir | 小坑水库 | ||||
| Jinhu Reservoir | 金湖水库 | ||||
 | Fairy Lake | 仙湖 |
| Image | Title | Chinese title | Surface area (Total) | Storage capacity (m3) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 | Meilin Reservoir | 梅林水库 | 4.26 square kilometres (1,050 acres) | 1,309 cubic metres (0.000346×109 US gal) | |
 | Xiangmi Lake | 香蜜湖 | |||
| Liantangwei Reservoir | 莲塘尾水库 | ||||
| Heliankeng Reservoir | 禾镰坑水库 |
| Image | Title | Chinese title | Surface area (Total) | Storage capacity (m3) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Xili Reservoir | 西丽水库 or 西沥水库 | 29 km2 (11 sq mi) | 3,238.81 m3 (7.7703×10−7 cu mi) | ||
| Changlingpi Reservoir | 长岭皮水库 | ||||
| Qianjing Reservoir | 钳颈水库 | ||||
| Niuqikeng Reservoir | 牛蜞坑水库 |
| Image | Title | Chinese title | Surface area (Total) | Storage capacity (m3) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Yantian Reservoir | 盐田水库 | ||||
| Dashuikeng Reservoir | 大水坑水库 | ||||
| Wangji Lake | 望箕湖 | ||||
| Luomaling Reservoir | 骆马岭水库 | ||||
| Zhengkeng Reservoir | 证坑水库 | ||||
| Sanzhoutang Reservoir | 三洲塘水库 | ||||
| Honghuali Reservoir | 红花沥水库 | ||||
| Enshang Reservoir | 恩上水库 | ||||
| Yuejin Reservoir | 跃进水库 | ||||
| Shangping Reservoir | 上坪水库 | ||||
| Diecui Lake | 叠翠湖 |
| Image | Title | Chinese title | Surface area (Total) | Storage capacity (m3) | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Nankeng Reservoir | 南坑水库 | ||||
| Jinyuan Reservoir | 金园水库 | ||||
| Nanshan Reservoir | 南山水库 | ||||
| Sanlian Reservoir | 三联水库 | ||||
| Rengonghu Reservoir | 人工湖水库 | ||||
| Huangniu Lake (Yellow Cattle Lake) | 黄牛湖 | ||||
| Jigongkeng Reservoir | 鸡公坑水库 | ||||
| Yabao Reservoir | 雅宝水库 | ||||
| Tuokeng Reservoir | 托坑水库 | ||||
| Miaokeng Reservoir | 苗坑水库 | ||||
| Gankeng Reservoir | 甘坑水库 | ||||
| Zhuluopi Reservoir | 猪猡皮水库 | ||||
| Longkou Reservoir | 龙口水库 | ||||
| Tongluojing Reservoir | 铜锣径水库 | ||||
| Tangkengbei Reservoir | 塘坑背水库 | ||||
| Huangzhukeng Reservoir | 黄竹坑水库 | ||||
| Niushiwo Reservoir | 牛屎窝水库 | ||||
| Nanfeng'ao Reservoir | 南风坳水库 | ||||
| Shenxianling Reservoir | 神仙岭水库 | ||||
| Xiao'ao Reservoir | 小坳水库 | ||||
| Shilongdu Reservoir | 石龙肚水库 | ||||
| Xifeng'ao Reservoir | 西风坳水库 | ||||
| Laohuli Reservoir | 老虎沥水库 | ||||
| Qinglinjing Reservoir | 清林径水库 | ||||
| Shiliao Reservoir | 石寮水库 |
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