Sentences with phrase «foot deep lake»

Headed by University of Colorado scientist Yarrow Axelford, the study retrieved the sediment core from the bottom of a thirty foot deep lake on Baffin Island.

What I see out my window, the 4.5 acre 12 foot deep lake is now ice covered; not ready for ice fishing nor pond hockey, that won't be for another month for the ice to be thick enough to be safe, nevertheless ice covered and snow covered.

The island also has beautiful crystal caves, complete with a 55 - foot deep lake surrounded with crystal formations.

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That includes visits to World Record hot spots in the U.S. such as the World's Tallest Outdoor Rock - Climbing Wall in Reno, Nevada; Bowling Green, Kentucky's Mammoth Cave National Park, which is home to the world's longest known cave system; the World's Largest Living Tree — a giant sequoia named General Sherman — in California's Sequoia National Park; and the volcanic - formed Crater Lake in Oregon, which at 1,943 feet is America's deepest lLake in Oregon, which at 1,943 feet is America's deepest lakelake.

Was Lake Hopatcong really 35 feet deep, as was asserted by a writer on the then - novel sport of scuba diving?

The nation has also pushed to remove wastebeds up to 80 feet deep on the west shore of the lake where Onondaga County plans to build an 17,500 - seat amphitheater.

In response, lakebed temperatures of Arctic lakes less than 1 meter (3 feet) deep have warmed by 2.4 degrees Celsius (4.3 degrees Fahrenheit) during the past three decades, and during five of the last seven years, the mean annual lakebed temperature has been above freezing.

It appeared that the lake, which is about 50 meters (165 feet) deep in the middle and has steep slopes, is shaped like a funnel or an inverted cone, a structure that is difficult to explain.

The Altai is a remote region of 14,000 - foot alps, deep river valleys, and large high - altitude lakes.

In the process, they registered some flat, mirror - bright reflections above the bedrock, which they interpreted as «water pockets,» or small lakes at least three feet deep.

The lake was 7.5 miles long, 5 miles wide and 25 feet deep.

As of August 2008, it was still spewing some 130,000 cubic yards a day into what is now a steaming lake of hot mud, 60 feet deep and nearly three square miles in area.

He spent his lifetime piecing together the story of how a raging wall of water hundreds of feet high roared across eastern Washington, carving deep channels before cascading down the Columbia River Gorge as a wall of water high enough to turn Oregon's Willamette Valley into a vast backwater lake.

Only sudden failure of the glacial dam could have released the 2,000 - foot - deep lake.

It is useful to know that, on average, the lake is two feet deep.

But if for whatever reason you drop your Paperweight into a 210 - feet - deep lake, you're probably never seeing that thing again anyway.

The upheaval produced lava walls stretching 2,000 feet high and the nation's deepest lake, an exquisitely clear, jewel - toned blue.

At 26 miles long and 1,020 feet deep, Lake Wanaka is New Zealand's fourth - largest lake, and is a favorite for fishing, boating, and waterskiLake Wanaka is New Zealand's fourth - largest lake, and is a favorite for fishing, boating, and waterskilake, and is a favorite for fishing, boating, and waterskiing.

No place else on earth combines a deep pure lake, so blue in color; sheer surrounding cliffs, almost 2,000 feet high; a picturesque island and a violent volcanic past.

Water sports and walks Lake Titisee lies 2,789 feet (850 metres) above sea level, is more than a mile long long, just over half - a-mile wide and approximately 131 feet (40 metres) deep.

The Maligne Canyon, a 164 feet (50 metres) deep gorge of sheer limestone walls with a number of interesting rock formations, is very popular with tourists, as is Maligne Lake - the largest glacier - fed body of water in the region.

You have the deepest length of Lake Atitlan, the sunsets, the volcanos all at your feet.

Tucked into the southwest corner of the South Island, the 35 - mile (56 - kilometer) route has two new backcountry mountain lodges and offers stellar views of both Lake Hauroko, at 1,516 feet (462 meters) the country's deepest lake, and the moody mountain ranges of Fiordland National PLake Hauroko, at 1,516 feet (462 meters) the country's deepest lake, and the moody mountain ranges of Fiordland National Plake, and the moody mountain ranges of Fiordland National Park.

In addition to the scenic Rubicon foot trail encircling the deep blue waters of Emerald Bay, the park features Vikingsholm, one of the finest examples of Scandinavian architecture in the western hemisphere, and the Tea House on Fannette Island, the only island to be found in all of Lake Tahoe.

You'll also drive into the Swiss Engadine, a valley considered by many as the most beautiful mountain area in the world, with deep - blue lakes, airy larch forests, mountain peaks exceeding 12,000 feet, and quaint villages.

It features spectacular scenery, including an excursion to Niagara Falls, where you'll enjoy a cruise to view the falls from the river level; an excursion from Jasper to Maligne Lake, the largest glacially formed lake in the Canadian Rockies, where you'll cruise to Spirit Island; a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000 - foot - deep Columbia Icefield; a stop at stunning Lake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much mLake, the largest glacially formed lake in the Canadian Rockies, where you'll cruise to Spirit Island; a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000 - foot - deep Columbia Icefield; a stop at stunning Lake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much mlake in the Canadian Rockies, where you'll cruise to Spirit Island; a thrilling Ice Explorer ride on the 1,000 - foot - deep Columbia Icefield; a stop at stunning Lake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much mLake Louise with its green - blue waters forming a perfect mirror reflection of Mount Victoria; and much more.

It's on a hillside looking over a large deep lake about 100 vertical feet downhill so the view is very important.

Jason P. Briner is looking for an answer buried deep in mud dozens of feet below the surface of lakes in the frigid Canadian Arctic.

Over the course of several years, turbulent water overflow from a large melt lake carved this 60 - foot - deep (18.3 meter - deep) canyon in Greenland's Ice Sheet (note people near left edge for scale).

New Iberia residents have access to numerous inland lakes, rivers, marshes and bayous, including Lake Peigneur, a 1300 - foot - deep salt water lLake Peigneur, a 1300 - foot - deep salt water lakelake.