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Lake Mácha

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Location
  
Basin countries
  
Czech Republic

Area
  
2.84 km²

Type
  
artificial lake

Surface area
  
2.84 km (1.10 sq mi)

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Bezděz Castle, Houska Castle, Ještěd, Jizera Mountains, AQUAPARK Staré Splavy

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Lake Mácha (Czech: Máchovo jezero) is an artificial lake (fish pond) (now 2.84 km²) in the Liberec Region of the Czech Republic, near Doksy and Bezděz Castle.

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Map of Lake M%C3%A1cha, 472 01 Doksy, Czechia

During Cenozoic a large lake existed at this site (as a remnant of an older sea). During the last Ice Age the lake drained away, leaving only a peat bog. Between 1366 and 1367 Charles IV ordered a large pond to be established here.

Its older name was Velký rybník ('Big Pond', or in German Großteich) or Hirschberský rybník ('Big Hirschberg Pond', or in German Hirschberger Großteich). Its current name was established after 1945, officially since 1961. The name refers to the romantic poet Karel Hynek Mácha.

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References

Lake Mácha Wikipedia