The Mygdonia basin is defined as elongated tectonic draft, extending between the mountains of Camel and Rendina, within which lakes Koronia and Volvi are developed, which are residual forms of large Pleistocene Lake of Mygdonia. The Mygdonia basin is in Central Macedonia at the 10^th Water Apartment of Greece, as defined by law 1739/87. The wider area of this basin occupies nearly the entire Lagkada province and parts of Thessaloniki provinces, Arnaia and Chalkidiki. The basin of Mygdonia covers an area of approximately 2026 km². It is surrounded by mountains with an altitude of 600-1200m and it is communicated with the sea, the Strymon Gulf, through the strait of Rendina. Lake Koronia with Volvi lake, are included in the broader draft of Mygdonia basin. Although the…