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https://sourcesvolcans.com/medias/suc-de-lestrat-et-lac-1.jpg960540A maar volcano, the artificial lake is partly nestled in a vast explosion crater, the rim of which can still be seen. The suc de Lestrat dominates the lake, the remains of an ancient lava needle that was partly destroyed by the creation of the crater.