Loch Thom

Loch Thom is a reservoir located in Inverclyde, Scotland. It is situated near Greenock and forms part of the Greenock Cut, a navigable aqueduct. The loch serves as a primary water source for the surrounding area and also provides opportunities for recreational activities such as walking and fishing. The construction of Loch Thom in the early 19th century was a significant engineering achievement, designed to supply clean water and power to the growing industries of Greenock. The surrounding landscape is characterised by moorland and rolling hills, offering scenic views. The reservoir plays a vital role in the local water management infrastructure and contributes to the ecological diversity of the region.