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Külso-Somogy

region, Hungary
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  • Siófok harbour
    Somogy

    …of the county, known as Külso-Somogy (“Outer Somogy”), lies in the Transdanubian hills and stretches from Lake Balaton to the Kapos River valley. The southern part of the county is largely a forested flatland known as Belso Somogy (“Inner Somogy”).

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    …of the county, known as Külso-Somogy (“Outer Somogy”), lies in the Transdanubian hills and stretches from Lake Balaton to the Kapos River valley. The southern part of the county is largely a forested flatland known as Belso Somogy (“Inner Somogy”).

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