Teguritestsee

Teguritestsee is a freshwater lake in the northern highlands of Nordmar, a fictional country. It lies within the Teguri watershed at about 420 meters above sea level.

The lake covers about 2.4 square kilometers, with a shoreline of roughly 9.8 kilometers. Maximum depth is 22 meters and mean depth about 8 meters. It is mesotrophic with moderate visibility.

The lake is fed by three small streams and drains mainly through the Teguri River. Water levels vary seasonally with rainfall.

Native fish include brown trout, perch, and roach. The littoral zone supports reeds and aquatic plants; waterfowl such as grebes and dabbling ducks frequent the shore.

The area is popular for hiking, kayaking, and canoeing; motor boats are restricted. A small university field station conducts limnological research. Teguritestsee has been a protected landscape area since 1998, with limited development and monitored water quality.

The name combines a local Teguri root with the Germanic suffix -see, meaning lake.