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Vänern

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Also known as Wener, Lake Wener

lago in Svezia

AI overview

Vänern is Sweden's largest lake and the third-largest in Europe, located in the southwestern provinces of Västergötland, Dalsland, and Värmland. It matters as a significant geographic and hydrological feature of Sweden, with notable dimensions that include a maximum depth well below sea level despite its surface being well above it.

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Key facts

Body of water.name
Vänern
Body of water.image
Hällekis industrier sedda fr utsiktstornet på Kinnekulle 6116.jpg
Body of water.caption
View from Kinnekulle
Body of water.alt
Distant view of lake from Kinnekulle
Body of water.pushpin_map
Sweden
Body of water.pushpin_map_alt
Location of lake
Body of water.image_bathymetry
Lake Vänern details.png
Body of water.caption_bathymetry
Detail map of the lake with surroundings
Body of water.alt_bathymetry
Map of Värnen
Body of water.inflow
Klarälven
Body of water.outflow
Göta älv
Body of water.basin_countries
Sweden
Body of water.residence_time
8 to 9 years
Body of water.islands
Brommö, Djurö, Fågelö, Hammarö, Kållandsö, Lurö (22,000 in total, including skerries)

via Wikipedia infobox

Official website

Link to the official site · not written by Vinony

Wikidata facts

Instance of
lake
Country
Sweden
Area
5650
Elevation
44.4
Image
Lake Vänern details.png
Width
60
Length
140
Perimeter
1790
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Commons category
Vänern
Commons gallery
Vänern
volume as quantity
153000000000
topic's main category
Category:Vänern
watershed area
41182
residence time of water
9
vertical depth
106
basin country
Sweden
native label
Vänern
on focus list of Wikimedia project
Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
Sources (5)

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Article · Italiano

Il Vänern è il più grande lago della Svezia e dell'Unione europea, nonché terzo più grande d'Europa dopo il Ladoga e l'Onega.

Abstract from DBpedia / Wikipedia · CC BY-SA

Gallery (11)

On the map

3 mapped locations