Neuseenland is an area south of Leipzig, Germany, where old open-cast mines are being converted into a huge lake district. The region's name is a marketing concept and it means "New land of lakes" in German. It should not be confused with the German name for New Zealand, "Neuseeland". It is planned to be finished in 2060[1] It is a part of the larger Central German Lake District.
It contains the following lakes, some of which are not yet flooded:
| Name | Size | |
|---|---|---|
| Lake John Pk | 170ha | |
| Markkleeberg Lake | 252ha | |
| 436ha | ||
| Schladitz Lake | 220ha | |
| Hain Lake | 387ha | |
| Borna Reservoir | 265ha | |
| Harth lake | 65ha | |
| Witznitz Reservoir | 236ha | |
| Haselbach Lake | 335ha | |
| Störmthal Lake | 730ha | |
| Haubitz Lake | 160ha | |
| Werben Lake | 80ha | |
| Kahnsdorf Lake | 112ha | |
| 914ha | ||
| 170ha | ||
| Peres Lake | 699ha | |
| Lake Groitzsch | 840ha | |
| Goitzsche Lake* | 1353ha |
Altogether they have an expanse of 30,000 ha, approx 116 mi2. Once fully flooded they will have a final expanse of 270 mi2 (70,000 ha).