Zwenkauer See

The largest lake in the Neuseenland at 970 hectares, formed in the Zwenkau pit and recorded in OpenStreetMap with a start date of 10 May 2015 and a final level of 113.5 metres above sea level. The register gives the intended use as recreation together with nature and flood protection, the last of which is why the basin is held below its rim. The shore operation trades as Sächsisches Seebad Zwenkau.

Year flooded

2015

Area (hectares)

970

Swimming permitted

yes

Primary activity

mixed use

Category: Nature & Outdoors

Tags: lignite, largest lake, flood protection, seebad, zwenkau

Coordinates: 51.2340232, 12.3142213

Part of The lakes of the Leipziger Neuseenland

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