Lake Burgas

Lake Burgas situated close to the Black Sea west of the city of Burgas, is the biggest characteristic lake in Bulgaria, with a territory of 27.60 km², a length of 9.6 km and a width of 2.5 to 5 km. It is up to 34 m profound. The lake's waters contain moderately minimal salt around 4-11%. Lake Burgas is occupied by a wide assortment of animal types, including 23 angle, 60 spineless creatures and 254 winged creature species of which 61 are jeopardized in Bulgaria and 9 on the planet. A critical fish-delivering supply before, Lake Burgas lost a lot of its monetary significance after the development of the petrochemical plant close to the city, yet has seen an expanding number of species and diminishing contamination as of late.

The lakes' aggregate region counting swamps, bogs, lakes and different repositories adds up to 95 km², of which 33.30 km² are either broadcasted or proposed ensured territories that are occupied by countless or all inclusive jeopardized types of winged creatures, fish and warm blooded creatures. Aside from this, the Burgas Lakes are likewise of financial significance, used to acquire ocean salt and remedial mud, and in addition to supply the neighborhood economy with crisp water, on account of Lake Mandrensko.