Lake Dombay

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Lake Dombay
Coordinates 46°08′49″N18°23′51″E / 46.14694°N 18.39750°E / 46.14694; 18.39750 Coordinates: 46°08′49″N18°23′51″E / 46.14694°N 18.39750°E / 46.14694; 18.39750
Basin  countries Hungary

Lake Dombay is a man-made lake of Hungary. [1]

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