Järvet ja luonto Pohjois-Kazakstanin alueella

Lakes and Natural Wonders

North Kazakhstan's landscape is defined by diverse water bodies, ranging from the vast salt expanse of Siletiteniz to the freshwater shores of Lake Imantau. The region includes the Sergeev Reservoir, the largest artificial basin on the Ishim River, which regulates water flow and provides hydroelectric power. Many of these lakes, including Shalkar and Saumalkol, are known for their high salinity and mineral-rich muds, while Ozero Pestroe serves as a primary recreational site for Petropavl.

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Siletiteniz

Siletiteniz, also Seletyteniz, Seletytengiz is an endorheic salt lake located in Ualikhanov District of North Kazakhstan, near the Russian…

B

Shalkar

High-salinity lake in the Aiyrtau District known for its mineralized water and therapeutic mud deposits.

C

Lake Imantau

Freshwater lake within Kokshetau National Park featuring a heart-shaped island and surrounding pine forests.

D

Sergeev Reservoir

The largest reservoir in North Kazakhstan, created by a dam on the Ishim River for water regulation and hydroelectricity.

E

Ozero Pestroe

Recreational lake on the outskirts of Petropavl featuring public beaches and park infrastructure.

F

Ozero Saumalkol'

Salt lake near the village of Saumalkol with high mineral content.