Zmulner See

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Zmulner See

Zmulner See Location within Austria
Location	Carinthia
Coordinates	46°42′13″N 14°15′02″E / 46.70361°N 14.25056°E / 46.70361; 14.25056
Type	mire lake
Primary outflows	to Glan River
Catchment area	38 ha (94 acres)
Basin countries	Austria

Surface area	1.82 ha (4.5 acres)
Water volume	67,675 m³ (54.865 acre⋅ft)
Surface elevation	523 m (1,716 ft)

Settlements	Zmuln

Zmulner See is a mire lake in Carinthia, Austria. It is located in the upper Glan valley, near the municipality of Liebenfels. The lake and its environment are part of a protected landscape area.

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