Svartådalen
Svartådalen
- Country:
- Sweden
- Site number:
- 436
- Area:
- 1,977.0 ha
- Designation date:
- 12-06-1989
- Coordinates:
- 59°52'40"N 16°19'52"E
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Svartådalen is a complex of four nutrient-rich freshwater lakes which support emergent and submerged vegetation and are surrounded by low-lying wet meadows. The lakes are connected by the meandering river Svartän. The area is internationally important for staging whooper swans (Cygnus cygnus), with 2,500 birds representing 4% of the population of north-west mainland Europe; it also supports a diversity of breeding wetland birds. Maintenance of traditional hay-cutting is encouraged by payment of subsidies.
- Nature reserve - Fläckebo
- EU Natura 2000
- SE436RIS_1712_en.pdf
- SE436RISformer_150218.pdf
- SE436_map1503.pdf