Lake Eten

Lake Eten is located in Muritz National Park in Roggentin, Germany. The first mention of it dates back to 1258. The name of the reservoir from ancient Slavic translates as "dam". The lake is divided by the island of Schulzenverden into 2 large pools. Its western part has an elongated thin shape, it is also divided into smaller pools. The eastern basin is wider than the western.

The size of the lake is 2000 by 1700 meters. On the east side, the Havel River flows into the lake. The local coast is quite swampy, not planted with forest. Eten is popular with lovers of kayaks.