Germany turning abandoned coal mines into 23 lakes, becoming artificial wetland

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The tourist destination now comprises 23 post-mining lakes covering about 14,000 hectares of water. Five of the most prominent are Senftenberger See, Geierswalder See, Partwitzer See, Sedlitzer See and Großräschener See. The network includes Senftenberger See, Geierswalder See, Partwitzer See, Sedlitzer See and Großräschener See.

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