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Караваща Караваща (на албански: Laguna e Karavastasë) е най-голямата лагуна в Албания и една от най-големите в Средиземно море. Лагуната е в близост до град Люшня. Площта ѝ е 43,3 км², а дълбочината ѝ- от 1,5 метра до 3,8 метра. Караваща е свързана с Адриатическо море чрез 3 канала с общ обем от 1915- 1930 м³. Солеността на лагуната варира между 2 и 5,5%. Националния парк Пиш Дивджакес предпазва уникалния хабитат на лагуната, който съдържа 228 вида птици и 5% от световното население на Къдроглави пеликани. Площта на парка е 12,5 км².[1]
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Karavasta Lagoon The Karavasta Lagoon (Albanian: Laguna e Karavastasë) is the largest lagoon in Albania and one of the largest in the Mediterranean Sea. It is separated from the Adriatic Sea by a large strip of sand. The lagoon is part of the Divjake-Karavasta National Park. It was elected as an area of international importance, protected by the Ramsar Convention of 29 November 1995. Geography[edit] The lagoon is situated in the west of Albania and the largest town found near the lagoon is Lushnjë. The lagoon is cut of from the Adriatic Sea by a long sandy bar.[1] The Karavasta lagoon has many pine trees and small sandy islands.[1] The lagoon is famous for the rare Dalmatian Pelican which nests there: In fact 5% of the world's population of this type of pelican is found in this lagoon.[1] The Karavasta Lagoon is within the List of Ramsar wetlands of international importance[2] and is part of the Divjake-Karavasta National Park. Inside the park's boundary are found a number of restaurants with the most famous being Alfa-Yur, also known as Ali Kali Restaurant. A former gymnast, Ali is known to serve food portions while doing acrobatic moves with his white horse. Since disinfection campaigns have long been halted, the area is known to have a very active mosquito season. However, in 2014, disinfections campaigns have started and a park rehabilitation project has been initiated by the national authorities. References[edit] - ^ a b c "Bashkia Fier » Karavasta Lagoon". Bashkia Fier. - ^ Ramsar (August 4, 2010). "The list of wetlands of international importance" (in English and Spanish). Ramsar. Retrieved 14 August 2010. External links[edit] - "Bashkia Fier » Divjake Beach". Bashkia Fier.