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Vojvodina

Vojvodina is an autonomous province in northern Serbia, made up of the historical regions of Bačka, Banat and Syrmia, north of the Sava and the Danube. Its administrative centre is Novi Sad.

Its lakes include Palić, a spa lake since the nineteenth century, Ludaš, a Ramsar wetland, the soda lake Rusanda, the Bela Crkva lakes made from gravel pits, and bogs such as Carska bara and Obedska bara. Fruška Gora National Park lies here.

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Serbia · Vojvodina

Lake Ludaš

Lake Ludaš is a shallow lake in Vojvodina, in northern Serbia, near Subotica, about 4.5 km long and stretching from north to south at an elevation of 93 m. It covers about 3.2 km² of open water and is barely…

3.23 square kilometresarea
93 metreselevation
2.5 metresmax. depth
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