The two main small tributaries of this body of water are the Venoge River to the north and the Dranse to the south.
The two main small tributaries of this body of water are the Venoge River to the north and the Dranse to the south. Its source lies near Grimsel and to its southeast is the Valasian Range. Its alternate name derives from the Lacus Lemanus dwelling on its banks. It is notable geologically for featuring large fluctuations in fluid mass known as seiches. Its banks feature the resort towns of Vevey and Montreux as well as the city of Lausanne. FTP, name this second largest freshwater lake in Europe named for a large Swiss city.
The two main small tributaries of this body of water are the Venoge River to the north and the Dranse to the south.
Lake {Geneva}