Classifier Instance:

Anchor text: Húnaflói
Target Entity: H\u00fanafl\u00f3i
Preceding Context: Despite the size of Langjökull, not many rivers directly originate there. However research has shown that large quantities of water flow in sub-surface streams to lake Þingvallavatn (some 50 km to the south and easily accessible to tourists) and reappear in springs in and around the lake, while the same happens on the west side, giving rise to various tributaries of the Hvítá river as well as some rivers flowing north towards
Succeeding Context: . Thus many of the hot springs in the Borgarfjörður region (near the estuary of the Hvítá on the west coast), such as Deildartunguhver, receive ground water from Langjökull.
Paragraph Title: Water flow and development of the glacier
Source Page: Langjökull

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