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View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

315 1200x789 Px, 18.08.2017

View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Photo taken on July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Photo taken on July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

314 1200x797 Px, 18.08.2017

View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

296 1200x787 Px, 18.08.2017

View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
View of Lake Siljan from the Vidablick tower south of Rättvik. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

351 1200x792 Px, 18.08.2017

The beach in front of the tourist resort Rättvik in Dalarna. Siljan is the seventh largest lake in Sweden, with an area of 290 km², a maximum depth of 134 meters, and a water volume of approximately 8 km³. It is traversed by the Österdalälven River. Photo taken on July 31, 2017.
The beach in front of the tourist resort Rättvik in Dalarna. Siljan is the seventh largest lake in Sweden, with an area of 290 km², a maximum depth of 134 meters, and a water volume of approximately 8 km³. It is traversed by the Österdalälven River. Photo taken on July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

377 1200x774 Px, 10.08.2017

The beach south of Långbryggan ( The Long Bridge ) on Lake Siljan near Rättvik. The lake and the surrounding area were formed by repeated glaciations during the Ice Age.
Photo taken: July 31, 2017.
The beach south of Långbryggan ("The Long Bridge") on Lake Siljan near Rättvik. The lake and the surrounding area were formed by repeated glaciations during the Ice Age. Photo taken: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

429 1200x797 Px, 10.08.2017

Lake Siljan near Rättvik as seen from Vidablick. The landing pier, from which excursion steamers depart, is 625 meters long. It was built in 1895.  
Photo taken: July 31, 2017.
Lake Siljan near Rättvik as seen from Vidablick. The landing pier, from which excursion steamers depart, is 625 meters long. It was built in 1895. Photo taken: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

422 1200x786 Px, 10.08.2017

The Siljan Lake near Rättvik as seen from Vidablick. The Siljan is picturesque and beautiful. But unfortunately, there is usually not much you can do with it. It is often too cold for swimming. For sailing and canoeing, it is too open.  
Shot: July 31, 2017.
The Siljan Lake near Rättvik as seen from Vidablick. The Siljan is picturesque and beautiful. But unfortunately, there is usually not much you can do with it. It is often too cold for swimming. For sailing and canoeing, it is too open. Shot: July 31, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

494 1200x784 Px, 10.08.2017

The largest lake in the province of Dalarna and the seventh largest lake in all of Sweden, that is Lake Siljan. It has an area of 290 km² and is 143 m deep at its deepest point. It is traversed by the Österdalälven River, and from the north, the water of Lake Orsasjön flows into it. Directly connected to the south is Lake Insjön.  
Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
The largest lake in the province of Dalarna and the seventh largest lake in all of Sweden, that is Lake Siljan. It has an area of 290 km² and is 143 m deep at its deepest point. It is traversed by the Österdalälven River, and from the north, the water of Lake Orsasjön flows into it. Directly connected to the south is Lake Insjön. Photo taken: July 30, 2017.
Hans Christian Davidsen

Sweden / Central Sweden (Svealand) / Dalarna

554 1200x783 Px, 10.08.2017