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Hraunsvík

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Southern Peninsula, Iceland

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Brown trout

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General info

Hraunsvík is a water located in Southern Peninsula, Iceland. It is most popular for fishing Brown trout, Common dab, and Atlantic pollock.

Location

63°50′44.2″N 22°20′29.8″W
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Hraunsvík is a water located in Southern Peninsula, Iceland. Its coordinates are:
63°50′44.2″N 22°20′29.8″W
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