page_title: Prospect Hill Reservoir
hierarchical_section_title: Prospect Hill Reservoir
caption_attribution_description: Prospect Hill water towers (light grey on left, built in 1937, is NSW heritage listed; dark grey on right was built in 1957). Both are still operational.
context_page_description: Prospect Hill Reservoir, also known as Prospect water tower or water tower hill, is a heritage-listed water tower situated in the western suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Built in 1934, the tower is one of the few concrete elevated reservoirs in Sydney that features Egyptian-style doorways and serves the proximate suburban communities.
context_section_description: Prospect Hill Reservoir, also known as Prospect water tower or water tower hill, is a heritage-listed water tower situated in the western suburbs of Sydney, New South Wales, Australia. Built in 1934, the tower is one of the few concrete elevated reservoirs in Sydney that features Egyptian-style doorways and serves the proximate suburban communities.
caption: Tower in image is pale-grey on the left.
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