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Exist two natural protected areas: "Snagov Lake" and "Snagov Forest". |
Exist two natural protected areas: "Snagov Lake" and "Snagov Forest". |
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"[http://www.snagov/ro]" (Aria Naturala Protejata Lacul Snagov - ANPLS) has about 150 hectares in size and protect about 20 species. |
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"[Snagov Forrestb]" (Aria Naturala Protejata Lacul Snagov - ANPLS) has about 10 hectares. |
"[Snagov Forrestb]" (Aria Naturala Protejata Lacul Snagov - ANPLS) has about 10 hectares. |
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Revision as of 16:08, 1 September 2008
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Coordinates | 44°43′48″N 26°10′48″E / 44.73000°N 26.18000°E |
Basin countries | Romania |
Surface area | 5.75 km² |
Islands | Snagov monastery |
Settlements | Snagov |
Snagov (Romanian: Lacul Snagov) is a lake 25-30 km from Bucharest, Romania. It has a surface of 5.75 km².
The lake is famous due to the myth that Vlad III the Impaler (famous for having inspired Bram Stoker's character Dracula) was buried in the Snagov monastery on an island only accessible by boat in the middle of Lake Snagov. However his body was never found.
Exist two natural protected areas: "Snagov Lake" and "Snagov Forest". "[1]" (Aria Naturala Protejata Lacul Snagov - ANPLS) has about 150 hectares in size and protect about 20 species. "[Snagov Forrestb]" (Aria Naturala Protejata Lacul Snagov - ANPLS) has about 10 hectares.