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Lake of Lucerne

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Lake of Lucerne Ger. Vierwaldstätter See, irregular-shaped lake, 44 sq mi (114 sq km), central Switzerland. It has a maximum depth of c.700 ft (210 m). The lake is fed and drained by the Reuss River. Surrounded by mountains, the Lake of Lucerne is noted for its scenic beauty; many resort towns are along its shores. Lucerne (Ger. Luzern ), the principal lakeside city, is located at its northern outlet. The three arms of the Lake of Lucerne are called the Lake of Küssnacht (northern arm), the Lake of Alpnacht (southwestern), and the Lake of Uri (southeastern). Author... Read more
Lake Lucerne
...The 'Cross of Lucerne' is formed by its four main basins, which are joined by narrow channels. Named after the city of Lucerne at its western end, it is in a region of resorts and tourist attractions. Lake Lucerne Lake Lucerne Lake Lucerne Read more
Lucerne
...of Sempach and borders on the Lake of Lucerne. There are several resort areas...along the northwest shores of the Lake of Lucerne. The population is mainly German-speaki...Reuss where it flows out of the Lake of Lucerne. It is one of the largest resorts... Read more

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