Yedigöller

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The Yedigöller National Park (Turkish: Yedigöller, "seven lakes") is located in the north of the Bolu Province, Turkey.

The park is best known for the lakes formed by landslides and for the rich plant life. There are beech trees, oaks, hornbeams, firs, spruces, alders and black pines etc. in the area.

Some of the wild animals living in the area are Red deer, Roe deer, Wild boar, Brown bear, Wolf, Red fox, Lynx, Jungle cat, Otter etc.

Of its seven lakes, one is filled only seasonally.

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v t e National parks of Turkey

Aegean Region	Akdağ Başkomutan Dilek Peninsula- Büyük Menderes Delta Mount Honaz Marmaris Mount Spil

Black Sea Region	Alacahöyük Altındere Hatila Valley Kaçkar Mountains Karagöl-Sahara Küre Mountains Mount Ilgaz Yedigöller

Central Anatolia Region	Aladağlar Göreme Lake Beyşehir Soğuksu Yozgat Pine Grove

Eastern Anatolia Region	Munzur Valley

Marmara Region	Gallipoli Kuş Cenneti Mount Ida Troy Uludağ

Mediterranean Region	Altınbeşik Cave Beydağları Coastal Güllük Mountain (Termessos) Karatepe-Aslantaş Kızıldağ Köprülü Canyon Lake Kovada Saklıkent Canyon

Southeastern Anatolia Region	Mount Nemrut

Coordinates: 40°56′N 31°44′E / 40.933°N 31.733°E / 40.933; 31.733

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