Hot Spring - Highest Flow Rate in Europe

Deildartunguhver has the highest flow rate of hot springs in Europe. The hot spring pumps 180 liters (47 gallons) of 100°C (212°F) water per second, which is partially used to provide geothermal heating to homes in West Iceland.
The water at Deildartunguhver hot spring emerges at a constant 97 degrees Celsius (207 degrees Fahrenheit), making it incredibly dangerous for those who venture too close. Thankfully, there are a number of wooden walkways and observation points that lead you around the hot springs without putting you at any risk.
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[@macpatman]

A beautiful place to admire the natural water that boils and eat excellent tomatoes 😉

[@stuw4943]

Another superb video…Iceland really is the place to see nature at its finest. Cheers 👍🏼

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Yes, this one was shorter than most other but it makes up for it in power :)

[@dfgolez5821]

Oh wow! Nature is amazing 😃 Careful you came really close you don't want to be a steamed dumpling 😂

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Haha thanks and yes amazing place but got to be careful.

[@hilaryrayner6433]

Amazing nature

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Very powerful

[@Franconian_on_a_journey]

Visited in August'19 and June'22 ;-)

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Awesome :)

[@kevinrice7635]

Bubbles are fundamental to fun with science

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I agree, just don't touch these 😉

[@kevinrice7635]

Steam seafood 😋

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Yum

[@fyrir14dogum]

Oiiii

[@davidlewis6015]

Nice have there been any silly people trying to touch the water?

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I don't think so but once a visitor fell into the water and suffered serious burns.

[@kevinrice7635]

Yes I fell in and came out better looking.

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Haha hold up