Lago Bertrand

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Lago Bertrand is a glacial lake in Chilean Patagonia known for its striking turquoise waters and role in feeding the Baker River, one of Chile’s largest and most powerful rivers.

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Lago Bertrand canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf glacial lake
natural lake
basinCountry Chile
climate cool temperate
color turquoise
continent South America
country Chile
ecosystemType Patagonian freshwater ecosystem
fedBy glacial meltwater
feeds Baker River
hasFeature cold water temperatures
mountainous surroundings
steep forested shores
hasOutflow Baker River
hydrologicalRole source lake of Baker River
importance regional hydrological importance
tourism importance in Aysén Region
knownFor outdoor tourism
scenic landscapes
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Andes
Aysén Region
Patagonia
southern Chile
surface form: Southern Chile
locatedNear Carretera Austral
locatedOn Baker River
surface form: Baker River system
notableFor turquoise waters
partOf Baker River
surface form: Baker River basin

Patagonia
surface form: Chilean Patagonia
regionType remote area
tourismActivity boating
fishing
hiking in surrounding area
kayaking
waterSource Andean glaciers
waterType freshwater

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Baker River source Lago Bertrand