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Meklekol Lake
Russia

Autumn in the Kuvandyk mountains. View from a hill to the lake Meklekol.

Of the unique hydrological objects, Lake Meklekol is the only one in the region of the watershed intermountain reservoir, which occupies a closed depression with a diameter of 60 m. The lake is located 2.5 km to the southeast of the village of Kidryasovo. By origin, the lake most likely, refers to karst (failure).

A. Chibilev, "The Natural Heritage of the Orenburg Region", Orenburg Book Publishers, 1996.

At 16:07 on 15th of September 2018.

Copyright: Metik Sergey
Type: Spherical
Resolution: 30000x15000
Taken: 15/09/2018
Caricate: 19/09/2018
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Tags: landscape; kuvandyk; nature; orenburg; lake; kidryasovo
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