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Lake Brateș is Romania's largest freshwater lake, located in the eastern part of the country, near the city of Galați. It is situated within Galați county, bordered by the Prut River to the east and the Siret River to the south and west. The lake lies amidst lowlands and rolling hills. Carpina and Ghimia villages are fishing resorts located beside Lake Brateș.1

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  1. Argeş River
  2. Galaƫi

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