Lago della Vecchia

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Lago della Vecchia
The legendary Old Woman (’la Vecchia’) and her bear.
Lago della Vecchia
Location	Province of Biella, Piedmont
Coordinates	45°41′23″N 7°54′51″E / 45.68972°N 7.91417°E / 45.68972; 7.91417
Primary outflows	Cervo
Basin countries	Italy

Surface area	0.06448 km² (0.02490 sq mi)
Surface elevation	1,865 m (6,119 ft)

Lago della Vecchia is a lake in the Prealps of the Province of Biella in the Piedmont region of Italy. At an average elevation of 1,858 m,^[1] its surface area is 0.06448 km².