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Sonnegger See

Sonnegger See
Location	Sittersdorf, Jauntal, Carinthia, Austria
Coordinates	46°33′13.1″N 14°37′39.1″E / 46.553639°N 14.627528°E / 46.553639; 14.627528
Primary inflows	Artificial Inflow

Surface area	0.017 km² (0.0066 sq mi)
Max. depth	4.5 m (15 ft)^[1]
Surface elevation	468 m (1,535 ft)

Sonnegger See, also known as Lake Sonnegger, is an artificial lake, near Juntal in Austria. It rests in the municipality of Sittersdorf, in Carinthia. The lake was created in 1966, and is enclosed on the East and West sides by a dam. It was not designed for fishing; instead it is much better for swimming.^[2]

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