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Bedok Reservoir Park is a 88-hectare public park surrounding Bedok Reservoir in eastern Singapore, within the Bedok planning area. Developed around a former sand quarry converted into a reservoir in 1986, it is managed by the National Parks Board. The park is notable for its 4.3 km jogging and cycling track around the reservoir, floating deck, and extensive water sports facilities, serving as a major recreational green space for residents and visitors.
Lower Seletar Reservoir Park is a waterfront park surrounding the Lower Seletar Reservoir in Yishun, northern Singapore. Developed around the reservoir formed in 1986 by damming the Seletar River, the park is managed by the National Parks Board. It is notable for its scenic reservoir views, Heritage Bridge, water sports facilities, and family-friendly amenities, serving as a popular recreational hub for residents and visitors.
The Sydney International Regatta Centre is an Olympic-standard rowing and water sports venue at Castlereagh in Penrith, Western Sydney, New South Wales. Built for the Sydney 2000 Olympic and Paralympic Games, it features a 2,300-metre artificial lake with island, grandstand and boat facilities. Set within Penrith Lakes parkland, it now serves as a public recreation area for cycling, walking, kayaking and major national and international regattas.