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Blaustein lake III
Germany

Der Blausteinsee ist ein etwa 100 Hektar großer und bis zu 46 Meter tiefer künstlicher See nördlich von Eschweiler in der Städteregion Aachen. Er entstand im Rahmen der Rekultivierung des ehemaligen Braunkohletagebaus Zukunft im Rheinischen Braunkohlerevier durch die Auffüllung des Tagebaurestlochs mit Oberflächenwasser. Der See dient heute als Naherholungsgebiet für die umliegenden Städte. Sein Wasserspiegel befindet sich 129 m ü. NN, das Gesamtfüllvolumen beträgt zirka 25 Millionen Kubikmeter. Mit der Befüllung wurde 1994 begonnen; der Name des Sees geht auf die Bennenung des Flurstück "Am blauen Stein" zurück.

Quellen:

https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blausteinsee

http://www.blausteinsee.com/

Copyright: Stefan Gruhlke
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Taken: 24/05/2015
Uploaded: 21/06/2015
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Tags: blaustein lake; eschweiler; germany; open brown coal pit; artificial lake; local recreation area; spring; 2015
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