• Address: 29042 Madrid, Spain
• Telephone: +34 902 404 704
• Website: www.aena.es
• Email: [email protected]
• Madrid airport coordinates: 40°28′N; 3°34′ W

The airport is business card any city, and Barajas airport in in this case represents all of Spain. In 87 years it has become the largest airport in the country and today turned into the main one international Airport Madrid. It connects European countries with the Canary Islands and South America, serving about 45 million passengers annually.

Aeropuerto de Madrid-Barajas (full name of Madrid Airport) is located approximately 12 km from Madrid to the northeast and consists of four terminals: T1, T2, T3, T4 (T4 and T4s). You can get from one terminal to another using a free green bus, but T4 and T4s (international) are also connected by an underground automatic electric train. If this is your first time at Madrid Barajas Airport, it is recommended to use its detailed map.

Everything that may be useful to you

International airport like Small town, has almost everything for a fulfilling life for airline citizens:

• about a hundred stores different levels, incl. ;
• many restaurants and budget food outlets, some with Wi-Fi;
• first aid points medical care, medical Center and pharmacies;
• currency exchange offices, ATMs, bank branches;
• children's game rooms;
• Madrid Airport has a luggage storage and lost baggage search service;
• indoor and outdoor parking lots, express parking;
• there is a car rental service at the airport, as well as in Madrid itself;
• telegraph, post office;
• security Service;
• service (for purchases from €90.15);
• 22 information desks to assist passengers.

How to get to the center of Madrid from the airport?

To get from the airport to the city of Madrid and back, you can:

• convenient and budget option– yellow express bus No. 200, daytime trips every 15 minutes, night trips every half hour. It goes around all the Madrid airport terminals and takes you to the Atocha train station. The driver also has tickets on sale;
• on a passing regular city bus No. 201, 204, 827, 828;
• on line 8 from any terminal, and terminal T4s at Barajas Madrid Airport is the final stop of the line, you won’t miss it. The metro operates from 6 am to 1:30 am;
• by commuter train line No. C1, which runs from terminal T4 to Atocha train station. Last train at 0:15 am;
• by official taxi (white with a red stripe), which is waiting for you at special stops near T1, T2 and T4;
• You can pre-book a transfer from Madrid airport to the city center. In this case, the driver will meet you at the customs zone and comfortably drive you to the right place.

Important final points

Despite the scale of Bajaras Airport in Madrid, landing control is carried out using a metal detector and physically. This adds nervousness to many passengers and creates long daily queues, so arrive with about an hour to spare. And remember, like everywhere else at Barajas Airport, you can additionally pack your luggage if you did not have time to do it yourself.

If you're lucky enough to be seated in a Wi-Fi zone, you can track your flight in real time through the airport's online scoreboard. All airport terminals are equipped with standard information boards in abundance. Be careful, as more than a hundred flights and destinations intersect at Madrid Barajas Airport.

If you are traveling in transit through Spain, you can stay in the special transit area of ​​Madrid Airport for 24 hours during the transfer; you do not need a visa. But in this case, you will not be able to get beyond the T4 terminal. Unfortunately, you will not be able to use the transit area if you need to transfer luggage from one flight to another.

Knowing that the capital of Spain is home to more than 3.2 million inhabitants, and planning a trip for the first time, you may be wondering how many airports there are in Madrid for the convenience of choosing a flight. In any case, your path lies to Barajas airport, but besides it there is:

Today we will talk about the largest international airport in Spain, everyone calls Barajas, located near Madrid. This is a giant airport where you can get lost among the four terminals. But we will help you figure it out - in the terminals with the help of diagrams, what types of transport to choose for traveling to Madrid from the airport, get acquainted with the history, accident statistics, find out contact information about airlines, where to look at the departure/arrival board online, how to order a taxi at a low price which website is the official one...

About the airport

Story

Madrid-Barajas International Airport named after Adolfo Suarez (from Spanish Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez Madrid-Barajas) located 14 km north-east from the center of the capital (Madrid) - exit onto M-13 (Avenue Espanidad) from the M-12 motorway (Axeso Parque de la Elipa).

Airport Barajas is the largest airport in Spain - the first in terms of passenger traffic and freight transport, fifth among European countries and 29th in the world in terms of passenger traffic.

Madrid Airport is the main transit hub of Europe with Latin America and the Canary Islands.

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Barajas International Airport was founded on April 22, 1931. The airport began accepting commercial flights on May 13, 1933. The first landing of a Fokker VII / 3M aircraft was carried out by LAPE airline (current). The airport was named after its location with the city of Barajas (now Barajas is a district of Madrid). 1944 – construction of a new runway 1400 meters long. 50s Barahas carries 500 thousand passengers a year. 1954 Terminal T2 (domestic airlines) was built. 1965 Barajas Airport is renamed Madrid-Barajas. 1971 construction of terminal T1 (international flights). On 02/04/2006, a new terminal T4 with an area of ​​750 thousand square meters was opened, which can accommodate up to 35 million passengers per year, 2 runways were built, capable of departure/arrival of up to 120 aircraft per hour.

On March 24, 2014, Madrid-Barajas Airport was renamed Adolfo Suarez Airport in honor of the first prime minister of the democratic state of Spain.

As of 2014, passenger traffic amounted to 41,833,686 people, which is 2 million more than in 2013.

WFP (Runways) There are four asphalt runways available.

First runway (18L/36R). The length is 3500, width -60. Covering - asphalt.

Second runway (18R/36L) Length is 4350, width is 60. Covering is asphalt.

Third runway (14L/32R) Length is 3500, width -60. The surface is asphalt.

The fourth runway (14R/32L) Length is 4100, width 60. Covering is asphalt.

Three control towers for air navigation are installed on the airport territory.

Barajas Airport is the largest airport in Spain with passenger traffic of 41 million per year. Airport capable of receiving all aircraft, including wide-body, Airbus A380. In the ranking of the best airports in the world, Barahas rose to 27th place in 2015 (2014-41st place).

Airport owner - to the government of Spain under the management of the largest company Aena S.A., which manages all airports in Spain and more.

Airport IATA code –MAD

Airport information desk (24 hours a day)

(+34) 91 321 10 00

Official site

www. aena- aeropuertos. es

Official website of Madrid Airport has no translation into Russian. The site is presented in 2 languages ​​– English, Spanish.

The official website provides visitors with the following information:

• Airport information desk
• Parking, book a parking space online
• How to get there
• Business service
• Services in terminals
• Terminal diagrams, airport location on the map
• Rent a car
• Freight transportation
• Airline offices in terminals
• View flight schedules
• Online departure/arrival board
• Manual Information
• History of the airport
• News
• Tour operator offices, telephones
• And much more

Terminals

Barajas Airport ( as of November 2015) consists of terminals:

• Passenger Terminal T1
• Passenger Terminal T2
• Passenger Terminal T3
• Passenger Terminal T4

Services in terminals and schemes

Terminal name	Exits	Floors	Services	Scheme
T1 (international flights)	A,B,C	0 (arrival hall)	exit to the parking lot, including VIP, bus stop No. 200 No. 101,824, order a taxi, shuttle stop connecting the terminals, room lost luggage, luggage storage, boarding gates, baggage claim, visa control, pharmacy, car rental counter, ATMs, currency exchange, first aid, tour operator counters, post office
		1 (departure hall)	bus stop No. 200 No. 101, stop for intercity buses, taxi ordering, airline offices (Turkish Airlines, etc.), luggage packers 4 points, check-in counters, self-check-in machines, passport control, boarding gates, currency exchange, police, bars/cafes/restaurants, DUTY FREE, branded clothing stores, press, mother and child room, game rooms, ATMs, bank branches, first aid, tour operator counters, post office
		2	VIP hall, chapel, mosque
T2 ( domestic flights)	C,D	0 (arrival hall)	bus stop, taxi, lost luggage room, car rental, ATMs, medical center, first aid,
		1 (departure hall)	metro, police, Duty Free, restaurants, bars, VIP room, mother and child room, playgrounds, ATMs, first aid, tour operator counters, post office, chapel
		2	bus stop, taxi, airline offices, baggage wrapping, check-in counters, self-check-in machines, pharmacy, ATMs, first aid,
T3 (domestic flights)	E,F	0 (arrival hall)	bus/shuttle stop, taxi, baggage claim,
		1	passport control, boarding gate, Duty Free, restaurants/cafes, optics, VIP lounge, mother and child room, play area for children (2), ATM, exchange office, first aid,
		2	boarding gate,
T4 (flights within the EU)	H,J,K	0, -1, -2 floors	bus stop, metro entrance (floor -1), commuter trains (floor -1), taxi, shuttle stop, lost luggage room, luggage storage, baggage claim, police, duty free, restaurants, car rental, VIP room, playgrounds , ATMs/currency exchange, first aid post, first aid (0,-2 floors), hotel,
		1(building 1)	parking, passport control, boarding gates, police, cafe, pharmacy, duty free, jewelry store, restaurants, VIP room, mother and child room, playgrounds, ATMs/currency exchange, first aid, children's lounge,
		2(building 1)	taxi, shuttle stop, airline offices, baggage wrapping, check-in counters, self-check-in machines, security control, visa control, cafes, pharmacy, restaurants, VIP lounge, ATMs/currency exchange, first aid, post office, chapel, mosque,
T4S (international flights)	M,R,S,U	1(building 2)	boarding gates, passport control, transit zone, duty free, restaurants/cafes, vip room, mother and child room, play areas for children, ATMs, currency exchange office, first aid,
		2(building 2)	visa control, VIP lounge, ATMs, first aid,

All terminals are connected by a free bus service. Shuttle buses depart from the terminals on time. detailed information about the time on the airport website.

• from 6:30 to 23:30: every 5 minutes
• from 23:30 to 2:30 pm: every 10 minutes
• from 2:30 to 6:30 pm every 20 minutes.

Internet at Madrid airport

Wi-Fi points are located in terminals T1, T2 and T3. There are also charging points mobile phones. Time is unlimited and free.

Online services

Madrid airport offers to use online services:

• Book a hotel online
• Free Wi-Fi in the departure/arrival halls for the first 15 minutes
• Rent a car
• Online departure/arrival board on the website

Smoking at the airport

Smoking on Barajas premises is permitted only in designated areas. Smoking areas are located in sterile areas of the terminals in the departure hall and on the street near the entrance, where special bins are installed.

Airlines/Transit

Flight schedule

Flight schedules from airportBarahas You can always look on the official website of the airport

Airlines

IN currently 200 airlines around the world operate flights to the airport, including airlines from Russia and the CIS countries.

Information about airlines in Russia and around the world about departures/arrivals at terminals

№	Airline	A country	Telephone	Departure/arrival terminal in Madrid
		Greece	935 500 550
	Aer Lingus	Ireland	902 502 737
	Aerolineas Argentinas	Argentina	900 955 747
		Russia	900 901 528
	Aeroméxico	Mexico	900 995 282
	Air Arabia Maroc	Morocco	212-5-22536400
	Air Algerie	Algeria	915 423 410
	Air China	China	915 489 032
	Air Berlin	Germany	902 333 335
		Spain	902 401 501	T1,T2
		France	913 753 335
	Air Nostrum	Spain	901 111 500
		Italy	902 100 323
	American Airlines	USA	902 115 570
	Avianca	Colombia	902 026 655
	BA CityFlyer	Britannia	902 111 333
	Blue Air	Romania	902 570 852
		Britannia	902 111 333
	Boliviana de Aviación	Bolivia	914 692 820
	Brussels Airlines	Belgium	807 220 003
	Bulgaria Air	Bulgaria	(+359) 2 402 04 00
	Conviasa	Venezuela	902 646 349
	Ceiba Intercontinental	Guinea	917 375 200
	Czech Airlines	Czech	902 091 228
	Cubana Airlines	Cuba	915 487 624
	Delta Air Lines	USA	902 810 872
	Easyjet	England	902 599 900
	Easyjet Switzerland	Switzerland	902 599 900
	Egyptair	Egypt	915 488 645
	El Al-Israel Airlines	Israel	915 412 005
		UAE	912 757 792
	Ethiopian Airlines	Ethiopia	+390645230459
		Finland	901 888 126
	Air Moldova	Moldova	373 22 52 51 02
	Germanwings	Germany	900 838 113
	Iberia Express	Spain	901 200 424
	Iberia	Spain	901 111 500
		Holland	913 754 546
	Korean Air	Korea	900 973 533
	Lan Ecuador	Colombia	902 112 424
	Lan Airways	Chile	902 112 424
	Lan Perú	Peru	902 112 424
	LOT-Polskie Linie Lotnicze	Poland	901 116 710
		Germany	902 883 882
	Luxair	Luxembourg	80024564242
	Meridiana Fly	Italy	902 101 249
	Niki	Austria	902 320 737
	Norwegian Air	Norway	902 848 080
	Pegasus Airlines	Türkiye	0090 850 250 67 77
	Privilege Style	Spain	913 243 798	T1,T2
		Hungary	807 444 041

Transit

Transit zones

The transit area is located in terminal 4s. Please note that when connecting airline flights, if you arrive from outside Schengen and fly to non-Schengen countries at terminals T4 or T4S, then you do not need a transit visa.

If you arrive at terminals T1, T2, T3 and depart from terminal T4, a transit visa is required. And vice versa.

You plan to take at least 1.5-2 hours for the transfer. The airport is huge and the distance between terminals by shuttle will take 30-40 minutes, including waiting.

Transit hotel at Madrid airport. If you stay, long time in the transit zone, then you can book a hotel at the airport. Hotel Air Rooms Madrid Airport By Premium Traveler 4* located in terminal T4 on floor 0. You can book a room for 24 hours or pay hourly.

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How to get there

How to get to the airport

How to get to Barajas Airport different ways. Let's talk about each method:

• Services Taxi airport
• Transfer tour operator
• Personal transport or rented car.
• Train Cercanias C1. Stop 1st floor of terminal T4. Connects railway stations in the capital and is a very economical form of transport. Ticket price 2.60 euros. Principe Pio stop travel time 38 minutes, Chamartín station -11 minutes, Nuevos Ministerius stop -18 minutes, Atocha station - 25 minutes, Puerta del Sol station - 22 minutes, Méndez Álvaro stop -29 minutes. Opening hours from 6-02 to 22-28 departure from terminal 4.
• Metro stations “Aeropuerto T4” (entrance terminal T4, floor -1), “Aeropuerto T1, T2, T3” (entrance terminal T2, 1st floor). Line number 8 of the Madrid metro. Terminus station "Nuevos Ministerius". You find yourself in the business center of the capital of Spain. Cost 4.50 euros, including airport taxes 3 euros Travel time from 12 to 15 minutes, depending on the selected departure station of the terminal. Opening hours from 6-00 to 2-00.

Metro line 8 map

• Exprés Atocha bus. stop T1 floor 0, T2 floor 0, T4 0 floor, route Atocha-Cibeles-O"Donnell-Airport. Average travel time -35 minutes, price 2 euros.
• bus number 200 stop T1 floor 0, T2 floor 0, T4 0 floor, final Avenida de América. Average travel time -35 minutes, price 2 euros.
• bus number 101– stop all terminals. Route Canillejas-Airport-Pueblo de Barajas, time 35 minutes, price 2 euros .
• Intercity bus No. 822 – route map Coslada-Airport, departure T1. Opening hours are only during business hours.
• Intercity bus No. 824 – route map Alcalá de Henares - Torrejón de Ardoz - Airport, departures T1 and T2. Interval every 30 minutes, on weekends every hour. Average travel time -35 minutes, price 2 euros.
• Intercity bus No. 827 – route map Tres Cantos-Metro de Canillejas, departure T4. Average travel time -35 minutes, price 2 euros.
• Intercitybus number 828 – route map of Universidad Autónoma-Recintos Feriales, departure T4. Average travel time -35 minutes, price 2 euros.

How to get to the center of Madrid map

Parking/Taxi

Parking and taxi ordering

For those meeting and seeing off on the territory airport Short-term parking is available for up to 15 minutes - 0.75 euros.

For passengers wishing to leave their car during their vacation/business trip, the airport offers 7 paid parking at each terminal. There is also VIP parking at the airport.

1 minute of downtime 0.05 euros.

1 day - 19.95 euros

From the 5th day the daily rate is 16 euros.

Taxi call desks are located on the territory of each terminal.

Payment is made by meter and depends on the time of ordering a taxi.

Cost from the Airport to the center of Madrid -35 euros

Incidents

Accidents and disasters

As of November 17, 2015, the following incidents occurred

№	Date of incident	Incident	Number of fatalities/total on board
	30.09.1972	crashed during takeoff of a Douglas C-47	1 (6)
	27.11.1983	Boeing 747-200 crashed into a mountain during landing	181(192)
	07.12.1983	collision of two planes	93
	20.08.2008	crashed during takeoff Douglas MD-82 airline Spanair - engine fire	154(172)

The Barajas international airport in Spain is named after the first head of government of democratic Spain, Adolfo Suarez. Its full name is Madrid Barajas Airport named after Adolfo Suárez (Aeropuerto Adolfo Suárez, Madrid-Barajas). The facility includes four terminals, the last one opened in 2008. Its area is 760 thousand square meters. Barajas is one of the top 5 busiest airports in Europe; more than 146 thousand passengers use the services of this infrastructure facility every week.

History of discovery and development

Barajas rightfully holds the status of the oldest airport in Spain. It was here, in Madrid, back in 1931 that an airliner landed, down the stairs of which the first passengers descended to arrive in Spain.

Commercial transportation was launched two years later. The first small terminal for 30 thousand people had to be immediately expanded and then supplemented with new registration points.

The air harbor is located in the north-eastern part of Madrid, in the Barajas district of the same name, 12 kilometers from the city center. Until 2014, the airport was called Barajas, then to its official name added the name of the first prime minister of democratic Spain.

Eurostat includes Madrid international airport among the five most popular and in demand in Europe: according to the agency, in 2016 alone, passenger traffic in all four terminals reached 30 million people. The current workload reaches 45 million people.

From Barajas there are flights to Canary Islands, to Europe, Latin America and the United States of America. Two flights depart daily from Madrid airport to Russia.

Airlines the airport operates with

We will not be able to list all the airlines, since their number exceeds a hundred. Here are some of the carriers operating from Barajas - this list gives an idea of ​​the geographical breadth of flights operated from the airport.

1. Aegean Airlines / “Aegean Airlines”: flights are carried out to Athens (Greece) on Airbus, the carrier is based in terminal No. 2, ground floor, check-in hall No. 6.
2. Aer Lingus, a popular low-cost airline from Ireland in Europe, offers flights in economy class. Provides passenger services from Dublin, Belfast and Gatwick to cities in continental Europe. In Barajas it is based at Terminal No. 1.
3. Aeroflot: flights to Moscow, Sheremetyevo from terminal No. 1.
4. Aerolíneas Argentinas: flights to Buenos Aires from Terminal 1.
5. Aeroméxico: flights to Mexico City from Terminal 1.
6. Algerian Airlines: air travel to Algeria from terminal four.
7. Air Arabia Maroc – to Tangier, Morocco from Terminal 1.
8. Air Canada: route Madrid-Quebec, Madrid-Ottawa, terminal no. 1.
9. Air China flies from Barajas Airport Terminal 1 to Beijing (China), Sao Paulo and some other Brazilian cities, depending on the season.
10. Air Europa: check-in points for non-Schengen countries are located in Terminal 1, as well as in Terminal 2 for domestic flights. European Airlines operates flights to many EU capitals and, under an agreement with Etihad Airways, operates three flights a week on the Madrid-Abu Dhabi route. In partnership with Virgin Australia, it offers flights to Asia, North, South and Central America, as well as Australia.
11. French Airlines: flights to Paris (Charles de Gaulle) from terminal no. 2.
12. Air India: flights between Madrid and Delhi, Terminal 1.
13. Air Moldova flies from Madrid to Chisinau, terminal no. 1.
14. Air Nostrum, whose planes depart from Terminal 4. It is the largest regional air carrier in Spain, offering the widest range of offers on domestic market, as well as short international flights.
15. Air Transat, flights from Madrid to Calgary, Montreal, Quebec, Toronto and Vancouver (terminal 1). From Canada, planes depart to destinations around the world.
16. AirBaltic is a Latvian company established in 1995. Offers flights to Paris, Munich, Odessa, Tampere (Finland), Kazan (Russia), Aberdeen (Scotland), Stavanger (Norway), Abu Dhabi and, of course, Riga, Vilnius and Tallinn from Terminal 4.
17. Alitalia is an Italian airline whose flights to Rome and Milan depart from the second terminal.
18. American Airlines operates daily flights to Miami, Dallas-Fort Worth, Philadelphia and New York from Barajas Terminal 4.
19. Avianca: flights to Colombia from Terminal 4.

Popular flight destinations

The lion's share of passenger traffic at a modern airport is still associated with domestic flights, and the Madrid-Barcelona route is still one of the ten most popular.

True, the number of passengers on this route has decreased slightly since its opening in 2007. railway from Madrid to Barcelona.

In addition, routes from Madrid to European capitals: Paris, Vienna, Berlin, London, Rome, Prague, Bern, Stockholm and Oslo.

Passengers are actively flying from Barajas to countries of Eastern Europe, for example, Russia, Latvia, Estonia, Ukraine, Lithuania.

Flights to Australia, Brazil and Mexico, as well as cities in the United States of America, are in high demand.

Airport terminals

Barajas includes four terminals, which are coded T1, T2, T3 and T4, respectively.

T4S is located separately with two docks - business aircraft land here and a cargo terminal operates.

The first three terminals each have six standard boarding zones, designated by the letters A, B, C, D, E and F. The newest, the fourth terminal, includes two buildings that are connected by a driverless train controlled by workers at a distance.

Terminal T1

Aeroflot, Air Canada, Aeromexico, Delta Airlines, Qatar Airlines, Lufthansa, a total of about forty air carriers, serve here. In 1999, the Southern Dock for cargo transportation was completed near the terminal.

The outputs of the first terminal are located:

• floor P0, zone A: A1-A2, A9-A12;
• floor P1, zone A: A2-A8, A13-A14;
• floor P1, zone B: B18-B33;
• floor P1, zone C: C30-C42.

Terminal T2

The very first terminal, which was once designed for 30,000 passengers. Today it is used for domestic flights by Spanish companies and also serves the Schengen area. Air Europa, Air Berlin, Alitalia and others depart from here.

T2 terminal outputs:

• floor P1, zone C: C43-C50;
• floor P1, zone D: D53-D66.

Terminal T3

Located in the Northern Dock, oriented towards domestic flights, connected to Terminal No. 2.

T3 terminal outputs:

• floor P0, zone F: F90-F94;
• floor P1, zone E: E67-E82.

Terminal T4

When the first three terminals had been operating for more than seventy years, there was a need to open another registration point. This is how Terminal No. 4 was born, launched by the Spanish Airports and Air Navigation Agency. The capacity of the new facility is 70 million passengers per year. More than 7 million euros were spent on construction. The T4 buildings and its satellite T4S are connected by an automatic metro.

T4 terminal outputs:

• floor P1, zone H: H1-H30;
• floor P1, zone J: J40-J59;
• floor P1, zone K: K69-K98;
• floor P0, zone M: M22-M51
• floor P1, zone R: R1-R18;
• floor P1, zone S: S23-S48;
• floor P1, zone U: U55-U74

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Bamboo forest, Japan

Amazing beauty The natural landmark Sagano Bamboo Forest is located near Kyoto. It is a picturesque alley of tall trees which look very impressive.

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Spotted Lake, Canada

Spotted Lake near Osoyoos is also called Kliuk. Its water is rich in various minerals and has the highest concentration of magnesium sulfate in the world. Thanks to this in summer time evaporation causes spots to form on the surface of the lake various forms and flowers.

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Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina

One of the most famous tourist sites in Argentina is the Perito Moreno glacier, located in national park Los Glaciares. It has an area of ​​250 square kilometers.

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Iguazu Falls, South America

The complex of 270 waterfalls is located on the border of Brazil and Argentina and is included in the UNESCO World Heritage List. They are the most visited attraction South America, where up to 2 million visitors come annually.

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Giant's Causeway, Northern Ireland

The amazing landmark was formed as a result of an ancient volcanic eruption near Bushmills in Northern Ireland.

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Flathead Lake, USA

Largest lake in the USA is located west of the Mississippi River and is famous for its incredibly clear water. Despite the fact that at first glance it seems shallow, in some places the depth of Flathead Lake reaches 113 meters.

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Pongur Falls, Vietnam

The waterfall in the vicinity of the city of Dalat reaches a height of 40 meters and is 100 meters wide. It is considered one of the main attractions of Vietnam - and no wonder, because its beauty is amazing!

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Great Barrier Reef, Australia

The world's largest coral reef stretches 2.5 thousand kilometers along the northeastern coast of Australia. It is the largest in the world natural object formed from living organisms. Moreover, it can be seen from space.

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Guijiang River, China

The river in Guangxi Zhuang Autonomous Region is one of the most picturesque in China. Clear water And surrounding nature create a simply amazing atmosphere!

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Devils Tower Monolith, USA

Natural monument Devils Tower is located in the state of Wyoming and is a volcanic monolith 386 meters high. It is believed that its age is from 195 to 225 million years.

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Troll Tongue, Norway

A stone ledge on the Skjeggedal rock, near the Norwegian city of Odda, has a similar name due to its unusual shape: it looks like big tongue. But in fact, this is a fallen piece of rock, frozen horizontally on its edge.

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