The geographical location of Lake Zurich

Lakes in Switzerland. It extends from Zurich to the southeast, with an altitude of 406 meters (1332 feet), an area of about 88 square kilometers (34 square miles), the longest 29 kilometers (18 miles), the widest 4 kilometers (2.5 miles) and the deepest 143 meters (469 feet). The Lint River enters the lake and flows out as the Limat River. Most of them belong to zurich state, where Schwiertz covers an area of about 20 square kilometers (8 square miles) and SanktGallen covers an area of 65,438+00 square kilometers (4 square miles) of the lake.

The slope of the lake bank is gentle, with vineyards and orchards all over it, overlooking the Alps to the south.

Lake Zurich is 39 kilometers long and 4 kilometers wide, with a water depth of 143 meters and an area of 88.5 square kilometers. Linsi River flows from Glarus to Valenci, continues to Zurich Lake, and then flows from Limat River to Ale River.

Lake Zurich, watching the sunset reflected on the lake, red, shining like rose petals.

There are swans wandering around the lake, and the white feathers are set off by red, which is in harmony with the snow-capped mountains set off by the sunset glow in the distance. It's really beautiful.