Occurrence of Attributes in Original Text
The text related to the cultural heritage 'Plitvice Lakes National Park' has mentioned 'Lake' in the following places:
| Occurrence Sentence | Text Source |
|---|---|
| Contents 1 Area 2 Etymology 3 Location 3.1 Routes and distances 4 Topography and geology 4.1 Terrain 4.2 Rivers 4.3 Properties of the underground 5 Climate 6 The dissolution and creation of rock 6.1 Alteration processes 6.2 Sedimentation processes 6.2.1 Preconditions for sedimentation 6.2.2 Thresholds become barriers 6.2.3 Influence of vegetation 6.2.4 Factors impeding tufa formation 6.2.5 Types of rock 7 Flora and Fauna 7.1 Flora 7.2 Fauna 8 History 8.1 Early History and Medieval Age 8.2 Ottoman Wars and the Habsburgs 8.3 Farmlands becoming an area of recreation 8.4 The Lakes as National Park 9 Local customs and traditions 10 Lake names and anecdotes 11 Comparable phenomena worldwide 12 References 13 Bibliography 14 External links 14.1 Official links 14.2 Photo galleries | WIKI |
| The lakes collectively cover an area of about 0.77 square miles, the water exiting from the lowest lake forming the Korana River. | WIKI |
| On Lake Kozjak, low-noise and ecologically friendly electric boats are being used. | WIKI |
| The altitude drop from the first lake to the last is 133 metres (436 feet). | WIKI |
| Lake altitude (m) area (ha) depth (m) Group Proxc5xa1xc4x87ansko jezero 636 69.0 37 Upper Lakes Ciginovac 625 7.5 11 Upper Lakes Okrugljak 613 4.1 15 Upper Lakes Batinovac 610 1.5 6 Upper Lakes Veliko jezero 607 1.5 8 Upper Lakes Malo jezero 605 2.0 10 Upper Lakes Vir 599 0.6 5 Upper Lakes Galovac 585 12.5 25 Upper Lakes Milinovo jezero 576 1.0 1 Upper Lakes Gradinsko jezero 553 8.1 10 Upper Lakes Buk 545 0.1 2 Upper Lakes Kozjak 535 81.5 47 Upper Lakes Milanovac 523 3.2 19 Lower Lakes Gavanovac 519 1.0 10 Lower Lakes Kaluxc4x91erovac 505 2.1 13 Lower Lakes Novakovixc4x87a brod 503 0.4 5 Lower Lakes Plitvice Lakes xc2xa0 217.0 | WIKI |
| Right at the lakes, the Golubnjaxc4x8da Cave (145 m) before the second Korana waterfall and xc5xa0upljara Cave (68 m) above Lake Kaluxc4x91erovac can be visited. | WIKI |
| The river Plitvica reaches the Plitvice lake chain at the northern end via the Large Waterfall. | WIKI |
| The following example for different water temperatures measured on July 7, 1954 demonstrates large temperature differences within the lakes: Within lake Kozjak at the depth of 4 m a temperature of 18.9xc2xa0xc2xb0C (66xc2xa0xc2xb0F) has been measured. | WIKI |
| At 44 m depth, virtually at the bottom of the lake, a temperature of 4.1xc2xa0xc2xb0C (39xc2xa0xc2xb0F) has been measured. | WIKI |
| At the ground of Lake Kozjak a constant yearly sedimentation of 0,8 millimeters during the past 3,000 years has been ascertained. | WIKI |
| 400 years ago, there were two lakes in the place of today's Kozjak lake. | WIKI |
| In the lowest third of the lake, at the level of Matijaxc5xa1evixc4x87a draga, a crown of an underwater barrier that is 40 m high, is stretching 4 m below the water surface. | WIKI |
| The travertine barrier at the Kozjak bridges (at the current end of the Kozjak lake), however, grew faster. | WIKI |
| That is why the greatest depths of Kozjak lake are in its lower basin (north from the little island). | WIKI |
| [25] Previously, swimming had been allowed in Lake Kozjak. | WIKI |
| The lake area is surrounded by dense forests. | WIKI |
| Salmo trutta fario is found mostly in the Upper Lakes, while Salmo trutta lacustris is mainly found in Lake Kozjak. | WIKI |
| The most successful film of this series, Treasure of the Silver Lake was also produced at some locations within the national park. | WIKI |
| (Lake Kaluxc4x91erovac served as scenery for the Silver Lake. | WIKI |
| Lake names and anecdotes[edit] | WIKI |
| Most lake names stem from true events. | WIKI |
| Lake Other names Approximate translation Explanation Proxc5xa1xc4x87ansko jezero Proxc5xa1xc4x87e Scrub LakeorCrave Lake The name is due to the fences that have been built by farmers as delimitation between the farmlands and the lakes. | WIKI |
| Ciginovac Cigino jezeroCiganovac jezero Gypsy's Lake According to a legend, a roma (gypsy) drowned in this lake while fishing. | WIKI |
| Okrugljak Okruglixc4x87OkrugljajKruginovac Round Lake The name stems from its round shape. | WIKI |
| Batinovac BatinBakinovac Lake Batin/Batixc4x87's Lake People reported that a villager named Batinixc4x87 used to dwell at this lake. | WIKI |
| Others say that a grandmother (Croatian baka) might have drowned in this lake. | WIKI |
| Veliko jezero Jovinovac veliki Large Lake Malo jezero Jovinovac maliVeliko jezerce Small Lake Vir Whirlpool The name originates from water whirling downward in the middle of the lake. | WIKI |
| Galovac Galov's/Galovixc4x87's Lake Allegedly, a bandit chief named captain Gal, who defeated the Turks, was shot down at this lake. | WIKI |
| Milinovo jezero Milino Jezerce Mile's Lake According to a legend, a man named Mile Marixc4x87 from Stropina drowned in this lake. | WIKI |
| Gradinsko jezero JezerceJezerac Lake Gradina The lake is named after a building (Croatian gradina) or monastery which had once been situated on the peak between Kozjak lake and this one. | WIKI |
| Kozjak Kozje Jezero Goat Lake On the island in the middle of the lake (today xc5xa0tefanijin otok, Stephanie's Lake) farmers used to protect their goats from wolves. | WIKI |
| They drowned in the lake as the thin ice layer cracked. | WIKI |
| Milanovac Milanovo Jezero Milan's Lake According to a legend, the lake was named after a shepherd called Mile who drowned in it, or after the miller Mile Perixc5xa1ixc4x87 who owned a mill at the lake. | WIKI |
| Gavanovac Gavanovo JezeroOsredak JezeroOkrugljak Donji Gavan's Lake Allegedly, the treasure of a man named Gavan (the Gavanovo treasure) lies hidden in this lake. | WIKI |
| Kaluxc4x91erovac Kaluxc4x91erovo Jezero Monk Lake or Hermit Lake According to reports, a monk or hermit (Croatian kaluxc4x91er) used to live either in xc5xa0upljara Cave just next to the water or in Golubnjaxc4x8da Cave at the canyon edge. | WIKI |
| Novakovixc4x87a brod Novakovixc4x87's crossing According to a tale, a hajduk named Novakovixc4x87 was thrown off his horse into this lake. | WIKI |
| Other reports say that a man named Novakovixc4x87 used to offer boat rides across this lake. | WIKI |
| Within a beautiful karst landscape dominated by a mix of forests and meadows, the magnificent Plitvice lake system stands out, fascinating scientists and visitors alike. | UNESCO |
| The lake system is the result of millennia of ongoing geological and biochemical processes creating natural dams known as tufa barriers. | UNESCO |
| In the case of the Plitvice lake system, this geochemical process of tufa formation interacts with living organisms, most importantly mosses, algae and aquatic bacteria. | UNESCO |
| The scale of the overall lake system and the natural barriers are an exceptional expression of the aesthetically stunning phenomenon, acknowledged since the late 19th century. | UNESCO |
| The extension of the dynamic, constantly evolving lake system, the proportion of the tufa barriers, jointly with the numerous dynamic waterfalls and clear water courses and the expression of colours, make Plitvice Lakes National Park an aesthetically outstanding natural spectacle of global importance. | UNESCO |
| Criterion (viii): The key extraordinary process which has been shaping and continues to shape the Plitvice lake system is the tufa creation which forms barriers across the watercourse. | UNESCO |
| The lake system is a subject to constant changes largely due to the dynamics of growth and erosion of tufa barriers. | UNESCO |
| This is why the presence of these easily overlooked organisms and micro-organisms is an integral and essential component of the ancient processes which gave rise to the outstanding lake system. | UNESCO |
| Following an extension in 2000, Plitvice Lakes National Park covers the entire catchment area and most of the underground system of the lake system. | UNESCO |
| Logging is prohibited in the forests within the national park, and such legal prohibition is an important measure to maintain the integrity of the Plitvice lake system. | UNESCO |