Lake Taronga

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Lake Taronga is one of the ancient, now-dry lake basins within Australia’s Willandra Lakes Region, a World Heritage–listed landscape renowned for its outstanding geological and archaeological record of Pleistocene environments and early human occupation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient lake basin
dry lake
associatedWith Aboriginal heritage
country Australia
environmentType semi-arid landscape
geologicalPeriod Pleistocene NERFINISHED
governedBy heritage management authorities of Willandra Lakes Region
hasConservationStatus protected within World Heritage area
hasFeature dune systems
fossil shoreline deposits
lacustrine sediments
lunette formations
hasHeritageStatus World Heritage property component
hasScientificValue Quaternary geology research
archaeological research
paleoenvironmental reconstruction
heritageDesignation UNESCO World Heritage Site component NERFINISHED
hydrologicalStatus dry lake basin
knownFor Pleistocene environmental record
archaeological significance
evidence of early human occupation in Australia
locatedIn New South Wales
Willandra Lakes Region NERFINISHED
locatedOnContinent Australia NERFINISHED
partOf Willandra Lakes Pleistocene lake basins NERFINISHED
Willandra Lakes Region World Heritage Area NERFINISHED
Willandra Lakes cultural landscape NERFINISHED
Willandra Lakes system NERFINISHED
region south-eastern Australia

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Willandra Lakes Region hasPart Lake Taronga