Editing Geography of Hungary (section)

==Rivers and lakes==
{{main|Hydrology of Hungary}}
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|colspan=2|'''Rivers'''

The springs of the major Hungarian rivers are outside the country. The two most important rivers, the [[Danube]] and the [[Tisza]] are navigable on their whole Hungarian length. They have several tributaries.
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|'''Length in Hungary'''
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|[[Danube]]
|417&nbsp;km
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|[[Tisza]]
|596&nbsp;km
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|[[Leitha]]
|180&nbsp;km
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|[[Rábca]]
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|[[Rába]]
|211&nbsp;km
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|[[Zala (river)|Zala]]
|139&nbsp;km
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|[[Dráva]]
|125&nbsp;km
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|[[Ipeľ|Ipoly]]
|143&nbsp;km
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|[[Zagyva]]
|160&nbsp;km
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|[[Sajó]]
|125&nbsp;km
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|[[Hornád|Hernád]]
|118&nbsp;km
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|[[Bodrog]]
|52&nbsp;km
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|[[Someș (river)|Szamos]]
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|[[Körös]]
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|[[Mureș (river)|Maros]]
|48&nbsp;km
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|colspan=2|'''Lakes'''

Hungary has several bodies of water, including the greatest lake of Central Europe, [[Lake Balaton]], which is a famous tourist destination. [[Lake Hévíz]], the largest thermal lake in the world (47,500 square metres in area) is located in [[Hungary]] as well. The [[Tapolca|Lake Cave]] (''Hungarian: Barlangtó'') of Tapolca is also notable as being a sub-surface lake. Major lakes include:
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|'''Surface in Hungary'''
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|[[Lake Balaton|Balaton]]
|596&nbsp;km<sup>2</sup>
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|[[Lake Tisza|Tisza]] (''artificial'')
|127&nbsp;km<sup>2</sup>
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|[[Lake Fertő|Fertő]]
|75&nbsp;km<sup>2</sup>
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|[[Lake Velence|Velence]]
|26&nbsp;km<sup>2</sup>
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