Neltume Lake

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Neltume Lake Lago Neltume
The beginning of the Llanquihue River at the confluence of the Neltume and Fui Rivers.
Type	Glacial
Primary outflows	Neltume River
Basin countries	Chile

Max. length	6.3 km
Max. width	2.4 km
Surface area	9.5 km²
Average depth	86 m

Settlements	Neltume is the nearest town

Neltume Lake (Spanish: Lago Neltume) is one of the "Seven Lakes" in Panguipulli municipality, southern Chile. The lake is of glacial origin and it is enclosed by mountain ranges of the Andes.

References

Sernatur (Chile's national tourism service)

v t e Hydrography of Los Ríos Region

Rivers	Bueno Calcurrupe Calle-Calle Cau-Cau Caunahue Chaihuín Colún Cruces Cuacua Cutipay Enco Fui Futa Guanehue Hueinahue Huahum Llanquihue Lingue Liquiñe Llancahue Naguilán Neltume Nilahue Pillanleufú Pilmaiquén Pullinque San Pedro Tornagaleones Valdivia

Waterfalls	Huilo-Huilo Nilahue

Lakes	Calafquén Gris Colún Huishue Maihue Neltume Panguipulli Pellaifa Pirihueico Pullinque Puyehue Ranco Riñihue Seven Lakes

Glaciers	Choshuenco Mocho Pichillancahue-Turbio

Coordinates: 39°48′S 71°57′W / 39.800°S 71.950°W / -39.800; -71.950

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