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Lake St. Cassian in Provence, France.
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Lake St. Cassian is an artificial lake located in the French Provence in the southeastern department of Var, in the township or "country" of Fayence. It is bordered to the north and east by the municipalities of Montauroux and Callian, to the east by the municipalities of Tanneron and Adrets de l'Estérel, and south by the esterets-of-LAC1 (neighborhood the common Montauroux), located just below the line of watershed between the basin and that of Reyran Vallon des Vaux (tributary of Biançon2). Its length is 7 km (north-south) of 3 km (east-west). The dam holds 60 million cubic meters of water. With 430 ha in area, is the largest lake of the Esterel.

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Copyright: Olivier Charlois
Art: Spherical
Resolution: 6000x3000
Taken: 09/11/2011
Hochgeladen: 09/11/2011
Published: 09/11/2011
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Tags: lac; lake; provence; var; tourisme var; cassien
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