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Very nice in the evening by bike.

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As idyllic as Carinthia's largest lake appears to the viewer from the slight hill, allowing one to enjoy the scenery, its origins are linked to a legend – one with a fatal outcome for the people of that time. A wealthy town is said to have once stood on the site of today's lake, but its inhabitants probably enjoyed a rather dissolute life. According to the story, the Wörthersee Mandl appeared to the wildly revelers – one version of the story places the event on Christmas Eve – as a warning. But since they refused to convert, the Wörthersee Mandl opened a small barrel he had brought with him, from which endless, unstoppable masses of water flowed – creating today's Wörthersee and swallowing the then town.

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Magnificent panorama, crystal clear water. Beautiful for cycling around.

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The Ferlach reservoir is the backwater of the Drau by the Ferlach-Maria Rain run-of-river power plant. It extends above the Feistritz-Ludmannsdorf power plant with the Feistritz reservoir. While the Ferlach reservoir is bordered on the north side by the slopes of the Sattnitz, on the south side it is partly higher than the immediate surroundings and is bordered there by a dyke. The waters that the dyke cuts off from the Drau are collected by the Little Drau, which runs along the foot of the dyke on the south side and flows into the Drau below the power plant.

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The construction of a fish pass is currently being planned

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The Ferlach-Maria Rain power plant was built between 1971 and 1975 as the third power plant on the Middle Drau (after Feistritz-Ludmannsdorf and Rosegg-St. Jakob) with financial participation from KELAG. Two Kaplan turbines generate 315 GWh of electricity annually from 100% hydropower.

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In the middle part of the lake between Maria Wörth and Pörtschach there were originally three islands, of which the island on which the parish and former collegiate church of St. Primus and Felician was located became the peninsula of the town centre of Maria Wörth when the water level was lowered around 1770, making the previously existing bridge superfluous. The other two islands are the Capuchin Island near Unterdellach and the Flower Island (formerly Snake Island), which got its former name not from the snakes that lived there but because of its shape, but was renamed the more hospitable "Flower Island" a few years ago as part of the Pörtschach beach resort.

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The municipality of Keutschach am See is located in the natural four-lake valley (Rauschelesee, Keutschacher See, Hafnersee and Baßgeigensee).

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