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Farchtensee

Farchtensee Location within Austria
Location	Carinthia, Austria
Coordinates	46°40′59″N 13°28′01″E / 46.683°N 13.467°E / 46.683; 13.467
Type	lake

Farchtensee is a lake of Carinthia, Austria. It is among the Gailtal Alps, near Weissensee (Carinthia).^[1]

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↑ "Kärntner Seen: Bericht: Farchtensee" [Carinthian Lakes: Report: Farchtensee]. kis.ktn.gv.at (in German). Kärntner Institut für Seenforschung. Retrieved 9 July 2026.

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Secondary lakes	Afritzer See Aichwaldsee Baßgeigensee Brennsee Dietrichsteiner See Dösener See Egelsee Falkertsee Farchtensee Ferlacher Badesee Flatschacher See Flattnitzer See Forstsee Goggausee Gösselsdorfer See Hafnersee Haidensee Hörzendorfer See Jeserzer See Kleinsee Kraiger See Längsee Magdalensee Maltschacher See Moosburger Mitterteich Penkensee Pressegger See Rauschelesee Silbersee Sonnegger See Stappitzer See Turnersee Turracher See Urbansee Vassacher See Zmulner See
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