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- Laguna de Olomega ist der größte Süßwassersee im östlichen Teil von El Salvador. Die Fläche des Süßwassersee beträgt 24,2 km². Er befindet sich 15 km südöstlich von San Miguel. Der See wird durch den Río Grande de San Miguel gespeist. Er dient der Wasserversorgung von rund 9000 Menschen der Gemeinden Chirilagua (San Miguel) und El Carmen (La Unión). Das angrenzende Feuchtgebiet mit rund 7,6 Hektar Gesamtfläche mit Mangrovenwäldern ist die Heimat von zahlreichen bedrohten Arten. Neben verschiedenen Arten von Fischen, wie Cichlasoma trimaculatum, Managua-Buntbarsch (Parachromis managuensis) und den Schwarzkehlbuntbarsch (Amatitlania coatepeque) befinden sich an den Ufern der Laguna die Brutplätze verschiedener Vogelarten, wie zum Beispiel der weiße Reiher (Silberreiher), die Herbstpfeifgans, die Olivenscharbe und auch seltene Froscharten. (de)
- La laguna de Olomega es el mayor cuerpo de agua dulce de la zona oriental de El Salvador. Su extensión es de 24,2 km². Está ubicada a 15 km al sudeste de San Miguel. Es alimentada y drenada por el río Grande de San Miguel y su estado actual es de eutrofización. (es)
- Lake Olomega is a large lake in the southeastern part of El Salvador. In the past few years Lake Olomega has suffered from an infestation of Water hyacinth which has caused problems for wildlife, fishing, and tourism. Lake Olomega is located next to the town of Olomega (population 4000). The community relies heavily on fishing and ecotourism. The canton Los Riitos has geothermal water and can most easily be reached by boat (as long as the nimfa does not prevent boat travel). For years this natural resource has received the black waters of the settlements to their round, pollution by livestock and fisheries hasn't been unregulated. With Ramsar status, the Government can make sustainable development in the area, thanks to international support. Olomega is the eastern region of El Salvador's, largest freshwater body. The site also includes the surrounding vegetation, such as herbaceous swamps and a patch of forest seasonally saturated, known as the Chiriqui and one of the last relics of this type of community in El Salvador The hydrological features of the site include flood control, water purification, and the replenishment of groundwater, serving for more than 9,000 inhabitants of the area. Rich biodiversity An electronic report of the Ramsar Convention details show that the lagoon is home to several endangered species, such as the royal duck, dark ibis, the snail and the tree frog. This wetland, which measures 7,557 hectares, serves as the resting and feeding ground for many migratory birds. (en)
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- La laguna de Olomega es el mayor cuerpo de agua dulce de la zona oriental de El Salvador. Su extensión es de 24,2 km². Está ubicada a 15 km al sudeste de San Miguel. Es alimentada y drenada por el río Grande de San Miguel y su estado actual es de eutrofización. (es)
- Laguna de Olomega ist der größte Süßwassersee im östlichen Teil von El Salvador. Die Fläche des Süßwassersee beträgt 24,2 km². Er befindet sich 15 km südöstlich von San Miguel. Der See wird durch den Río Grande de San Miguel gespeist. Er dient der Wasserversorgung von rund 9000 Menschen der Gemeinden Chirilagua (San Miguel) und El Carmen (La Unión). (de)
- Lake Olomega is a large lake in the southeastern part of El Salvador. In the past few years Lake Olomega has suffered from an infestation of Water hyacinth which has caused problems for wildlife, fishing, and tourism. Lake Olomega is located next to the town of Olomega (population 4000). The community relies heavily on fishing and ecotourism. The canton Los Riitos has geothermal water and can most easily be reached by boat (as long as the nimfa does not prevent boat travel). Rich biodiversity (en)
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- Laguna de Olomega (es)
- Lake Olomega (en)
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