Dique Motegasta is a reservoir located in Catamarca, Argentina, situated between the towns of Icaño and Ramblones. The dam was inaugurated in 1962 and its primary purposes are irrigation and supplying water to local inhabitants and industries. The reservoir is located within the Chaco seco ecoregion, a dry forest region. For paddlers, the water body is noted for its easy access, though specific details on boat ramps or designated put-in points are not detailed. The reservoir is recognized as an excellent fishing location, particularly for pejerrey specimens, indicating that fishing is a primary activity on the water. The overall character of the paddling experience is likely influenced by its functional role in water supply and its setting in a dry landscape. No specific hazards, seasonal paddling recommendations, water temperature patterns, water quality issues, or restrictions on paddling are mentioned. The reservoir's aesthetic is defined by its arid surroundings, and its size and shape are not quantified. While it holds historical significance as a public works project from 1962, no specific cultural details are provided. Facilities for users are implied but not enumerated, and the notable wildlife feature is the presence of pejerrey fish.