Channel of Vivari

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The Vivari Channel (

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The channel flows in both directions, from the lake to the sea and vice versa during the rising tide. A

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According to international organizations, the channel serves as the demarcation line where the Adriatic Sea ends and the Ionian Sea begins.

The channel creates a unique situation in Lake Butrint, which is partly fed with fresh water and partly with salt water, thereby creating ideal conditions for

farming. During the communist regime, many students used to volunteer in the summer time to search for ancient ruins in the Butrint National Park.

See also

• Butrinti
• Butrint National Park
• Venetian Acropolis Castle
• Venetian Triangular Castle
• Lake Butrint
• Geography of Albania
• Lagoons of Albania

References

39°44′40″N 20°00′43″E / 39.74444°N 20.01194°E / 39.74444; 20.01194