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Tihany Peninsula

peninsula, Hungary
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The Tihany Peninsula is a geographical feature located in Hungary, projecting from the northern shore of Lake Balaton. This peninsula narrows the lake to a width of about 1 mile (1.6 km) and is a remnant of one of the dividing ridges that formed the lake. The Tihany Peninsula is part of the Bakony Mountains region. It is known for its wildlife reserve and is a notable settlement with a museum and biological station. The area around Lake Balaton, including the Tihany Peninsula, is a popular tourist destination, with agriculture having declined in significance due to tourism development.12

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