Lutzelsee

Lutzelsee is the call given to the lake and the hamlet of the identical name in the Hombrechtikon, canton of Zurich, Switzerland. It changed into created as a tote lake. The oldest documentary mention of the call Lutzelsee may be located in a deed of donation to the monastery of St. Gallen from the yr 745. "Lucikinse" is the former spelling for Lützelsee.

The Lutzelsee is at 500 m above sea degree. M. , has an area of ??12.8 ha and a catchment place of 570.9 ha. It lies between the hamlets of Lutikon, Hasel and Lutzelsee and since 1983 has been below federal nature and panorama conservation. A round direction leads across the lake. The shore is by and large in a protection sector. Baden is only allowed in a positive area around the bathhouse. A unique feature are the floating islands on the Lützelsee, that are formed by reeds, which broke faraway from the shore.