Beladi Lake

The Beladi Lake is a dangerous radioactive lake that sits between the Teriski Highway and the Talapo Desert in the nation of Sorta.
The lake has a beautiful appearance from the blue clean looking waters but the lake itself has copious amounts of nuclear material primarily Uranium. The lake is so dangerous that the sand around the edges is dangerously radioactive too due to the radioactive water making contact with the sand. This has to lead to the lake itself to be bordered off from the general public.
The cause of the radioactive contaminant was due to The First Great War when there was a large 8 reactor nuclear power station that sat next to the lake using the lake for the water to make steam to spin the turbines and to produce power. The nuclear power station was the largest nuclear power station for the time and began its construction on the 19/12/1976 (Pre-War) and finished on the 02/05/1992 (Pre-War). During The First Great War a nuclear strike was specifically targetting the nuclear power station to cause more radioactive damage, however, due to where the blast was angled it virtually threw the power station into the lake destroying the station and dispersing radioactive material within. This, in turn, went against the original idea and actually safely disposed of the nuclear material within the water instead of launching it into the air which would have affected more areas with constant radiation dispersion.
To the very south of the lake, there is a worn-down crater where the nuclear detonation happened and an angled rock where the chunk of land that the reactor sat upon was flung into the lake.