Walker Lake (Nevada)

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Walker Lake (Nevada) is a large natural desert terminal lake in Mineral County, Nevada, known for its shrinking water levels, unique ecosystem, and recreational fishing and boating opportunities.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural lake
terminal lake
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
climate arid
country United States of America
surface form: United States
elevation approximately 1215 meters above sea level
approximately 3985 feet above sea level
hasConservationConcern long-term lake level decline
threats to native fish populations
hasIssue declining water inflows
habitat loss for native fish
increasing salinity
hasShorelineFeature arid basin terrain
steep desert mountains
inflow Walker River NERFINISHED
isRemnantOf Pleistocene Lake Lahontan NERFINISHED
isTypeOf closed-basin lake
desert lake
knownFor boating
recreational fishing
shrinking water levels
unique desert lake ecosystem
locatedAlong U.S. Route 95 NERFINISHED
locatedIn Great Basin NERFINISHED
Mineral County, Nevada NERFINISHED
Nevada
Walker River Basin NERFINISHED
locatedNear Hawthorne, Nevada NERFINISHED
near Hawthorne Army Depot NERFINISHED
Walker Lake State Recreation Area NERFINISHED
outflow none
partOf Great Basin Desert NERFINISHED
primaryWaterSource Walker River NERFINISHED
recreation camping
kayaking
power boating
sport fishing
region western Nevada NERFINISHED
salinityTrend increasing
supportsSpecies Lahontan cutthroat trout NERFINISHED
tui chub
various migratory birds
waterLevelTrend decreasing
waterType alkaline
saline

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Hawthorne, Nevada hasNearbyBodyOfWater Walker Lake (Nevada)