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Lake Eşen

Lake Eşen or Eşen Pond is a lake in Turkey.

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Lake Eşen or Eşen Pond (Turkish: Eşen Göleti) is a lake in Turkey.

It is located at 37°12′08″N 29°01′03″E between Beyağaç and Tavas ilçes (districts) of Denizli Province. Its altitude is 850 metres (2,790 ft) and its surface area is 75 hectares (190 acres). It is surrounded by red pine forests. In 1995, together with surrounding 231.5 hectares (572 acres) area it was declared a picnic area. The main fish of the lake is carp.

Text: Wikipedia (English), CC BY-SA 4.0 · abridged

Location and names: Wikidata (CC0)

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The closest 8 places around Lake Eşen; sorted without regard to province borders.

Mokolda

Archaeological Site · Tavas / Denizli21.5 km

Hippucome

Ancient City · Dalaman / Muğla41 km

Kibyra

Ancient City · Gölhisar / Burdur42.1 km

Lyrnai

Ancient City · Dalaman / Muğla42.9 km

Octapolis

Ancient City · Dalaman / Muğla43.7 km

Distances are as the crow flies; driving distance may be longer.

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