Posta Fibreno Lake Nature Reserve
High Resolution JPEG Picture of The lake of Posta Fibreno, also called della Posta or Fibreno, is located at an altitude of 289 m a.s.l. Its surface is about 0.287 km² and its perimeter is 5,163 m. It has a length of approximately 1096 m, its width is 570 m and its average width of 261 m, while the maximum depth is 15 m and is found inside a pit in Carpello, locally known as "Codigliane" and the average of 2.5 m. Lake Fibreno has no tributaries and its only outlet is the homonymous river. Located on the southwestern side of the Monti della Marsica, it originates from a system of foothills that derive from the karst catchment area of the upper Sangro valley in Abruzzo. The lake basin has a narrow and elongated shape leaning against the hills that delimit the north-east shore. And it is precisely from the mountains of the Abruzzo oarco that the lake of Posta Fibreno or della Posta finds its origins. In fact, part of the waters that fall in the form of snow or rain on those mountains are the same ones that after a long journey, mostly in underground strata, see the light again in the numerous springs that swarm along the shores of the lake, feeding it with about 6 m3 of water per second. An origin, the karst one, which allows the water to maintain an almost constant temperature, approximately 10-11 ° C, throughout the year. [1279594565] stock photo
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