PAVIA, ITALY – JULY 17, 2022: Riverbed of Ticino river; the park rangers said that the water should read at least the space between the two green plant lines in the foreground (it’s running in the background, out of sight).
PAVIA, ITALY – JULY 17, 2022: The view over the river (in the foreground, covered with algae) in front of the Onda Splash water park; while in some areas in North Italy filling private pools has been banned, the water park was open and full of people trying to escape the nearly 35°C (95°F) heat.
PAVIA, ITALY – JULY 17, 2022: Riverbed of Ticino river.
PAVIA, ITALY – JULY 17, 2022: A view over Ticino near Cascina Venara; the grass between the embankment road and the river is all burnt due to the lack of rain. In the distance, on the curve of the river can be seen cement that’s been placed there to stop the river from eroding the right bank.
BEREGUARDO (PV), ITALY – JULY 17, 2022: The pontoon bridge of Bereguardo that goes over Ticino River is lower than usual. Water of the river should almost cover the pieces of wood that are around the left pillar; only the tips should be visible. During the normal spring and autumn floods (due to snow melting in the mountains and the autumn rain, respectively), the water is even higher.
CREMONA, ITALIA – JULY 22, 2022: Current drought in northern Italy has been affecting Po river too. Canoes in front of Canoeing Club Baldesio.
CREMONA, ITALIA – JULY 22, 2022: Current drought in northern Italy has been affecting Po river too. The floating dock in front of Canoeing Club Baldesio had a note on it: “Due to the condition of Po, please secure your vessel on the outer edge of the dock.” (By now it would be impossible on the inner edge.)
SESTO CALENDE, ITALIA – JULY 28, 2022: A train passing on the bridge over Ticino river that also functions as a border between Lombardy and Piedmont region.
SANT’ANNA (SESTO CALENDE), ITALIA – JULY 28, 2022: A view from Parco Europa over the first portion of Ticino after it has exited Lake Maggiore (further on the right outside the image). Here on the upstream of Ticino, navigating is not any issue yet, and a group of men was heading to the lake.
CALDERA (PAVIA), ITALY – SEPTEMBER 6, 2022: Ponte della Becca (Becca Bridge) is a bridge that crosses the point where Ticino river joins Po river. The bridge is 1,081m (3,547ft) long and it was completed in 1912. The water seen on this side of the bridge is considered Po (the entrance point of Ticino is behind the trees that can be seen behind the bridge).
CALDERA (PAVIA), ITALY – SEPTEMBER 6, 2022: Ponte della Becca (Becca Bridge) is a bridge that crosses the point where Ticino river joins Po river. The bridge is 1,081m (3,547ft) long and it was completed in 1912.
