Lake Fehér (Szeged)

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Lake Fehér
View of Fehér-tó
Lake Fehér
Location	Europe
Coordinates	46°19′35″N 20°05′54″E / 46.3263°N 20.0984°E / 46.3263; 20.0984
Type	brackish
Basin countries	Hungary
Surface area	14 km2 (5.4 sq mi)

Lake Fehér is a lake of

The lake was officially mentioned for the first time in the year 1075. The Tisza River regularly flooded the area up to the early 19th century. The lake once began to the typical brackish lakes of the Great Hungarian Plain. The common property of these shallow, salty lakes is that their water is cloudy from the colloidal lime salts and a greyish-white carbonic lime silt accumulates on the lakebed. When the lakebed dries up, as it does partially occasionally, the salt "blossoms" on the lakebed.

References

• A Szeged Portál cikke
• Kiskunsági Nemzeti Park
• Google

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