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Gremminer See
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The Gremminer See or Ferropolissee is a mining lake that emerged from the former Golpa-Nord opencast mine. It is the eighth largest lake and also one of the northernmost lakes in the Central German Lake District. The name is derived from the dredged-over town of Gremmin. The Gremminer See is located north of the town of Gräfenhainichen, which is located in the terminal moraine area of the Gräfenhainichen-Schmiedeberg plateau, also known as the Düben Heath, in Saxony-Anhalt.
Aerial photo of the peninsula
Aerial photo of the peninsula
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The flooding of the former open-cast mine began in 2000.[1] It was originally supposed to be completed in 2012, but this date was delayed several times.[2][3]
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