Lake Rāzna

The Razna Lake, also known as the Latgale Sea, is the largest by volume of water, the second by the area lake in Latvia (57.56 square kilometres). Around Rāzna Lake is concentrated on the tourism service provider of Rēzeknes Municipality.

There are 10 islands in the Rāzna Lake with a total area of 24,6 ha, the largest in the round island, the island of apparel (large island), the high island, the lakes. Two more pronounced bays - Zosnasgals and Dūkstgals- all islands are in these bays. The seabed in the east and south is sandy, in the northern part of the clay, in the western part of the mud. The source - Rēzekne - is regulated in 1938-1940, lowering the water level of the lake. 26 species of fish were detected. On November 15, 2006, Rāzna National Park was founded on the former Rāzna Nature Park base.