Yelovoye Lake, Protected lake in Chebarkulsky District, Russia
Yelovoye Lake is a natural water body located in Chebarkulsky District within the Chelyabinsk Oblast region. The protected status safeguards the lake and its surrounding natural environment from development.
The lake was designated as a protected area during the development of Russia's conservation system in the region. This protection reflects broader efforts to preserve natural landscapes in the southern Urals.
The lake holds importance in the local Bashkir community as a water landmark within the region. Its name reflects the diverse linguistic heritage of the southern Urals.
The lake is accessible via the road network of Chebarkulsky District, which connects to the town of Chebarkul and nearby settlements. The best time to visit is during months with more stable weather when access is easier.
The water body is part of a network of protected lakes in the southern Urals that plays an important role in regional ecosystems. This system of interconnected water features helps preserve specialized habitats that would be at risk without protected status.
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