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Black Sea Coast

The Bulgarian Black Sea Coast runs along 378 km of coastline from the Romanian border in the north to European Turkey in the south. It is one of the country's main summer tourism regions.

The lakes here are coastal: Lake Vaya and Lake Atanasovsko near Burgas, Pomorie Lake, Varna Lake and Beloslav Lake, Shabla and Durankulak in the north, and Mandra, a coastal lake turned into a reservoir. Several lie on the Via Pontica bird migration route, and two are protected areas.

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Bulgaria · Black Sea Coast

Atanasovsko Lake

Lake Atanasovsko is a salt coastal lake north of Burgas, close to the Black Sea, and one of the key bird sites of Bulgaria. A strip of sand divides it in two. The lake is known for the diversity of…

9.67 square kilometresarea
7 metreselevation
0.9 metresmax. depth
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Photo: Vammpi · CC BY-SA 3.0

Bulgaria · Black Sea Coast

Lake Vaya

Coastal lagoon · natural

27.6 square kilometresarea
0.15 metreselevation
1.8 metresmax. depth

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