Lake Tear of the Clouds

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Lake Tear of the Clouds is a small mountain tarn on the slopes of New York’s Mount Marcy, historically recognized as the highest-elevation source of the Hudson River.

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Label Occurrences
Lake Tear of the Clouds canonical 3

Statements (30)

Predicate Object
instanceOf headwater source
lake
mountain tarn
access hiking only
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Hudson River basin
elevation approximately 1346 meters
approximately 4418 feet
highestSourceOf Hudson River
historicallyRecognizedAs highest-elevation source of the Hudson River
hydrologicallyFeeds Hudson River
locatedIn Adirondack Mountains
Essex County, New York
Adirondack Mountains
surface form: High Peaks region

New York
surface form: New York State

Town of Keene, New York
United States of America
surface form: United States
locatedInProtectedArea Adirondack Mountains
surface form: Adirondack Park
locatedOn southwestern slope of Mount Marcy
near Adirondack Mountains
surface form: Mount Marcy summit
notableFor being a traditional headwater of the Hudson River
high-elevation alpine setting
partOf Hudson River
surface form: Hudson River watershed
region Northeastern United States
sourceOf Feldspar Brook
Opalescent River
state New York
typeOfWaterBody freshwater lake
watercourse Feldspar Brook
Opalescent River

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Hudson River source Lake Tear of the Clouds
Feldspar Brook sourceNear Lake Tear of the Clouds
Feldspar Brook near Lake Tear of the Clouds