Villarrica Lake

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Villarrica Lake is a large glacial lake in southern Chile, popular for tourism, water sports, and its scenic setting near the Villarrica Volcano.

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All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Villarrica Lake canonical 6
Lake Villarrica 2

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial lake
tourist destination
basinCountry Chile
country Chile
drainageDirection westward via Toltén River
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 230 metres
hasActivity recreational fishing
stand up paddleboarding
water skiing
windsurfing
hasCityOnShore Pucón
Villarrica
hasInflow Llancahue River
Pucón River
Trancura River
Voipir River
hasNearbyAirport La Araucanía International Airport
Pucón Airport
hasOutflow Toltén River
hasTownOnShore Combarbalá
surface form: Coñaripe

Lican Ray
knownFor black sand beaches
lakefront resorts
scenic views of Villarrica Volcano
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn southern Chile
surface form: Southern Chile
locatedInRegion La Araucanía Region
surface form: Araucanía Region

Los Ríos Region
locatedOn Villarrica–Pucón tourist corridor
maximumDepth approximately 165 metres
near Huerquehue National Park
Villarrica National Park
Villarrica Volcano
origin glacial
partOf Toltén River
surface form: Toltén River basin
popularFor beach tourism
boating
kayaking
sailing
sport fishing
swimming
tourism
water sports
shape elongated
surfaceArea approximately 176 square kilometres
tourismSeason summer
waterType freshwater

Referenced by (8)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

La Araucanía Region containsLake Villarrica Lake
Cautín Province hasMajorLake Villarrica Lake
Villarrica campus locatedNear Villarrica Lake
Chilean Lake District hasLake Villarrica Lake
this entity surface form: Lake Villarrica
Villarrica Volcano near Villarrica Lake
Pucón locatedOn Villarrica Lake
Pucón hasAttraction Villarrica Lake
Villarrica locatedOn Villarrica Lake
this entity surface form: Lake Villarrica