Lake Neuchâtel
Neuchâtelskoye Oz, Switzerland
Description:
Lake Neuchatel is located in the west of Switzerland. It covers an area of more than 200 square kilometers and is considered the largest lake that lies entirely in Switzerland. The length of the lake is more than 38 kilometers, the width is 8 kilometers, and the maximum depth is 152 meters. The lake lies at an altitude of almost 430 meters at sea level.
The rivers Thiel, Orb, Arnon, Seyon and Aros flow into the lake. On its shore is the famous resort of Yverdon le Ban – a city with markets, terraces and a charming landscape. The city is famous for its thermal springs. The lake is surrounded by beautiful landscapes: mountain ranges and meadows. These places are great for lovers of active recreation. Also on the lake built luxury villas that surround the broken well-groomed parks.
Lake Neuchatel is connected by a river with Lake Bielersee.