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Le Lac de Saint-Cassien en Provence, France
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Le lac de Saint-Cassien est un lac de barrage français situé en Provence, dans le sud-est du département du Var, dans le canton ou "pays" de Fayence.

Il est bordé au Nord et à l'Est par les communes de Montauroux et de Callian, à l'Est par les communes de Tanneron et de Adrets-de-l'Estérel, et au Sud par Les Estérets-du-Lac (quartier de la commune de Montauroux), situé juste en dessous de la ligne de partage des eaux entre le bassin du Reyran et celui du Vallon des Vaux (affluent du Biançon).

Sa longueur est de 7 km (Nord-Sud) sur 3 km (Est-Ouest). Le barrage retient 60 millions de m³ d'eau. Avec 430 ha de superficie, c'est le plus vaste plan d'eau de l'Esterel.

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