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Lake Sauðleysuvatn

July 5, 2020October 20, 2020 Ólafur Haraldsson

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Sauðleysuvatn just under 1km2 is an unusually deep lake at 56 meters deep. The lake itself is at 576 meter altitude. Surrounded by the mountains of Sauðleysur, 925 and 842 meters high.

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Reykjadalir in spring

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