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Averli Lagoon

Averli Lagoon: location in Greece

Averli Lagoon is a lagoon, a coastal body of water separated from the sea by a strip of land, with an area of 2.2 km² (OpenStreetMap). It lies in the municipality of Arta (regional unit Arta, Epirus). Its surface overlaps the Natura 2000 sites Amvrakikos Kolpos, Delta Lourou Kai Arachthou (Petra, Mytikas, Evryteri Periochi) (GR2110001) and Amvrakikos Kolpos, Limnothalassa Katafourko Kai Korakonisia (GR2110004).

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What kind of water it is

The facts of the water body, with the source of each row.

Facts: Averli Lagoon
ItemValueSource
KindLagoonOpenStreetMap
Area2.2 km²OpenStreetMap, worked out from the polygon

The area of a lagoon depends on where the map ends the water and where the shallows and reed beds begin; it is indicative.

Where it lies

Municipalities with at least 5 % of the Greek surface, by the municipal boundaries of OpenStreetMap.

Municipalities that hold the Greek surface
MunicipalityRegional unitShare of the Greek surface
ArtaArta100 %

What is protected

Natura 2000 sites that cover at least 3 % of the Greek surface of the lagoon. Each page describes the habitats and species of the site.

Lying in a Natura 2000 site means special assessment procedures apply to projects and activities; this page does not judge what is permitted on a particular plot.

Official bathing-water sites

The official bathing-water register has no site that the European Environment Agency (EEA) classes as a lake site and that lies within 250 m of the shore of the lagoon. That does not mean swimming is allowed or forbidden, or that the water is clean or unfit; it only means there is no official classification here.

Sea beaches beside a lagoon appear, where there are any, under "Places nearby" and not here, because the register classes them as coastal.

All beaches with an official classification

Places nearby

Pages of this site, in a straight line and on the same side of the water, nearest first.

Beaches

Sights

Nearest airport

Nearest ferry port

Daylight

Sunrise and sunset at the point on the water that the map shows, for the 15th of each month, in Greek time (Europe/Athens). Calculated with the standard solar-geometry formula for a flat horizon; terrain around the water and cloud are not taken into account.

Daylight by month
MonthDay lengthSunriseSunset
January9.7 h07:5417:36
February10.7 h07:2918:12
March11.9 h06:4918:42
April13.2 h07:0120:12
May14.3 h06:2420:41
June14.9 h06:0921:03
July14.7 h06:2221:02
August13.7 h06:4920:33
September12.5 h07:1619:47
October11.3 h07:4418:59
November10.1 h07:1917:23
December9.4 h07:4817:15

How the numbers were counted

The water body, its outline and its name are OpenStreetMap's (ODbL, Geofabrik snapshot 24 Sep 2026, processed 9 Oct 2026). The area was worked out from the polygon, simplified to about 150 m, and is the area the map shows, not an official figure. A water body has a page when it has a name, an area of at least 2 km² in OpenStreetMap and at least 1 km² inside a Greek municipality.

The municipalities, the Greek part and the overlap with Natura 2000 sites come from a grid of about 10,000 points over the polygon's box: the points that fall inside the water and inside an OpenStreetMap municipal boundary or a YPEN (geoportal) Natura 2000 site are counted. The percentages are a sample, not an exact surface measurement.

The towns, beaches, sights and peaks of the "Places nearby" section are pages of this site. Distances are in a straight line from the nearest shore, not road kilometres, and a place is left out when sea lies between it and the water. A bathing site of the register counts as being on the lake when the EEA classes it as a lake site (the specialisedZoneType column of the classification table) and it lies within 250 m of the outline; of the register's sites that have a page on this site, the EEA classes only 2 as lake sites.

OpenStreetMap does not link this water body to a Wikidata item, so the page has no surface height, depth, inflows or outflow from there.

See also

Sources

Every figure on this page comes from the sources below, with the date each was updated.

Page updated .