Largest lakes & reservoirs in Austria by shoreline length
This is a comparison for lakes within Austria > - Compared by Longest Shoreline Length in miles.Note: For some lakes, "Longest Shorelines" data is unknown or does not apply, so this table may display fewer lakes than the total 12 articles we have published for Austria lakes.
Search results: Sort lakes by miles of shoreline
Lake name  |
Shoreline length in miles |
Lake description |
|---|---|---|
| Lake Constance (Austria, Baden-Wurttemberg, Germany, St. Gallen, Switzerland, Thurgau, Vorarlberg) |
160 mi | Also known as Lake of Constance, Lake Bodensee Lake Constance is a 132,448-acre lake situated in the northern foothills of the Alps between Germany, Austria, and Switzerland. The third-largest lake… |
| Attersee (Austria, Salzburg, Styria, Upper Austria) |
31 mi | Also known as Lake Attersee, Kammersee, Lake Kammersee For centuries the beauty of Austria’s Attersee (see = lake) has been an inspiration to musicians, artists, poets, and authors. Nestled in the foothill… |
| Achensee (Austria, Tyrol) |
13 mi | Also known as Lake Achensee, Lake Achen, Tyrolean Fjord Often called the Tyrolean Fjord, Achensee is the largest lake in Austria’s western Tyrol province. Lake Achensee lies 30 miles northeast of Innsbruck… |
| Hallstatter See (Austria, Upper Austria) |
13 mi | Also known as Lake Hallstatter, Lake Hallstatt, Hallstattersee Lake Hallstatter (Hallstatter See or Hallstattersee in German) is one of the best known lakes in Austria’s Salzkammergut resort area. A popular lake f… |
| Grundlsee (Austria, Styria) |
9 mi | Also known as Lake Grundlsee, Lake Grundl, Grundl, Styrian Sea, das Steirische Meer Grundlsee (see = lake) is one of a small cluster of lakes surrounding the peaceful Austrian community of Bad Aussee. Located in upper Styria Province… |
| Mattsee (Austria, Salzburg) |
7 mi | Also known as Lake Mattsee, Lake Matt, Matt, Niedertrumer Mattsee (see=lake) is one of four picturesque lakes forming the Salzburg Lake District. Located only 12 miles north of the city of Salzburg, Lake Matt… |
| Fuschlsee (Austria, Salzburg) |
6 mi | Also known as Lake Fuschlsee, Lake Fuschl, Fuschl Fuschlsee (see=lake) is one of a small chain of lakes found in Austria’s Salzkammergut Lake District. This small but popular holiday destination is a… |
| Faaker See (Austria, Carinthia) |
5 mi | Also known as Lake Faak, Faak, Faakersee, Faaker Lake, Baska jezero Lake Faaker is a beautiful alpine lake found in Austria’s southern state of Carinthia (Karnten). Tucked against the steep northern slopes of the Karaw… |
| Green Lake AUT (Austria, Styria) |
1 mi | Also known as Gruner See Exquisite yet fleeting are the words that describe Austria’s Green Lake. The tiny lake, ringed by pines and reflecting the massive Hochschwab Mountain… |
| Gosselsdorfer See (Austria, Carinthia) |
1 mi | Also known as Lake Gosselsdorfer, Gosselsdorfer Lake, Gosselsdorfersee Gosselsdorfer See is a tranquil 79-acre (.32 square kilometer) lake lying within a 476-acre (2 square kilometer) conservation area. Found in the munic… |
| Maltschacher See (Austria, Carinthia) |
1 mi | Also known as Maltschachersee, Maltschacher Lake, Lake Maltschacher, Lake Maltschach Maltschacher See (See=Lake) is a lovely 32-acre (.129 square kilometers) resort lake tucked in the green rolling hills of Carinthia (Karnten), Austria… |
