Lakes [electronic resource]

Presents an introduction to lakes, describing how they originated and providing the history and current formation of ten of the world's most famous lakes.

Bibliographic Details
Main Authors: Hanson, Jeanne K. (Author), Nash, Geoffrey H. (Author)
Format: Book
Language:English
Published: New York : Facts On File/Chelsea House , c2007
Series:The extreme Earth
Subjects:
Online Access:NetLibrary

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505 0 |a 1. Origin of the landform: Lakes -- 2. Caspian Sea, Middle East -- 3. Aral Sea, Western Asia -- 4. Lake Superior, North America -- 5. Lake Baikal, Central Asia-- 6. Lake Titicaca, Western South America -- 7. Lake Vanern, Northern Europe -- 8. Lake Eyre, Australia -- 9. Crater Lake, Oregon, United States -- 10. Great Salt Lake, Utah, United States -- 11. Great Slave Lake, Canada 
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