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About this site
Schladitzer Bucht is a bay on the Schladitzer See, a lake in Saxony northeast of Leipzig, Germany, formed from a former lignite mining pit. The area sits within the wider Leipziger Neuseenland lake district that resulted from post-mining flooding of the region's open-cast coal pits. Dived from shore, the site reaches a maximum depth of about 8 metres and is rated a beginner dive, making it a straightforward entry point for those exploring the lake.
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