Lake Anosy [anˈuːsi] (French: Lac Anosy) is an artificial lake in the southern part of the capital city of Madagascar, Antananarivo, about two miles south of Haute-Ville. [1] Ampefiloha is located to the west of the lake, Isoraka to the northwest and Mahamasina to the north.

Lake Anosy (Lac Anosy) in the centre of Antananarivo was originally a swamp. In 1830 an artificial lake was created and an islet was constructed in the middle of the lake. A blacksmith workshop was established on the island, as the location minimised the risk of fire caused by the occupation in areas where wood and thatched roofs were commonplace.

Antananarivo’s heart-shaped lake lies in the southern part of town. It's particularly lovely in October, when the jacaranda trees lining its shores are covered in purple blossoms. On an island connected to the shore by a causeway stands a large golden angel on a plinth, the Monument aux Morts, a WWI memorial erected by the French. It is ...

Lac Anosy needs major investment. It could be amazing. It could be a clean lake and the No#1 destination in Tana. But with zero investment from the govt, Lac Anosy remains just a cess pit.

Lake Anosy is an artificial lake in the southern part of the capital city of Madagascar, Antananarivo, about two miles south of Haute-Ville. Ampefiloha is situated toward the west of the lake, Isoraka toward the northwest and Mahamasina toward the north.

Lake Anosy is an artificial lake with a large monument in the middle of it, located in the southern part of the capital city of the Republic of Madagascar, Antananarivo.

Lac Anosy needs major investment. It could be amazing. It could be a clean lake and the No#1 destination in Tana. But with zero investment from the govt, Lac Anosy remains just a cess pit.

Lake Anosy (Lac Anosy), an artificial, heart-shaped lake, graces the southern part of Antananarivo, Madagascar’s capital. Originally a swamp, it was transformed under the direction of Scottish missionary James Cameron in 1830 during the reign of Radama I. Surrounded by the vibrant neighborhoods of Ampefiloha, Isoraka, and Mahamasina, Anosy ...

Lake Anosy (pronounced Anous), is located at the foot of the royal hill of Antananarivo (Tana), where the palace of Queen Ranavalona I [1828-1868) is located, as well as the very colorful palace of the royal Prime Minister in the 19th century, Andafiavaratra Palace.