Lake Tahoe Basin

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The Lake Tahoe Basin is a high-altitude watershed in the Sierra Nevada centered on Lake Tahoe, renowned for its clear alpine lake, surrounding forests, and year-round outdoor recreation.


Statements (58)
Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
high-altitude basin
watershed
borderedBy Carson Range
Sierra Nevada crest
centeredOn Lake Tahoe
contains Desolation Wilderness (portion)
Emerald Bay
Heavenly Mountain Resort
Incline Village
Lake Tahoe
Lake Tahoe Nevada State Park (portion)
Northstar California Resort
South Lake Tahoe
Squaw Valley–Alpine Meadows area
Stateline
Tahoe City
Tahoe National Forest (portion)
country United States
drainsInto Truckee River
elevation high altitude
environmentalIssue urban development pressure
water clarity decline
wildfire risk
governedBy Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
hasClimate alpine climate
continental Mediterranean climate
hasEcosystemType alpine meadow
montane forest
subalpine forest
hasFeature alpine lake
clear water
coniferous forests
granite bedrock
mountainous terrain
snowpack
hasOutflow Truckee River
hasProtectedArea Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
knownFor clear alpine lake
hiking trails
scenic beauty
ski resorts
water-based recreation
year-round outdoor recreation
locatedIn California
Nevada
Sierra Nevada
United States
managedBy U.S. Forest Service
partOf Great Basin hydrologic region
Lake Tahoe watershed
supportsActivity boating
camping
fishing
hiking
mountain biking
skiing
snowboarding

Referenced by (77)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Alpine Meadows ("Lake Tahoe region")
Blackwood Creek
Boreal Mountain California ("Lake Tahoe region")
Crystal Bay, Nevada
Heavenly Gondola ("Lake Tahoe region")
Heavenly Mountain Resort ("Lake Tahoe region")
Incline Creek
Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit
Northstar California ("Lake Tahoe region")
Pope Beach
Rainbow Trail ("Lake Tahoe area")
Smokey Bear Education Trail
South Lake Tahoe
Stateline, Nevada ("Lake Tahoe region")
Sugar Bowl Resort ("Lake Tahoe area")
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency ("Lake Tahoe region")
Tahoe Rim Trail
Third Creek
Ward Creek
locatedIn
Blackwood Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Camp Richardson ("Lake Tahoe tourism area")
Edgewood Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Emerald Bay
Glenbrook Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Incline Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Incline Village ("Lake Tahoe region")
Inspiration Point
Kings Beach ("North Lake Tahoe region")
Lake Tahoe Basin ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Rainbow Trail ("Lake Tahoe Basin recreation area")
Sand Harbor ("Lake Tahoe basin")
Squaw Valley ("Lake Tahoe region")
Tahoe Vista
Third Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Upper Truckee River ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Ward Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Zephyr Cove ("Lake Tahoe–Douglas County region")
partOf
California State Route 28
Camp Richardson
Kirkwood Mountain Resort ("Lake Tahoe area")
Northstar California ("North Lake Tahoe")
Truckee ("North Lake Tahoe region")
Zephyr Cove Marina
region
Diamond Peak Ski Resort ("Lake Tahoe region")
Lake Tahoe Airport ("Lake Tahoe region")
Northstar-at-Tahoe ("Lake Tahoe area")
Tahoe City ("North Lake Tahoe")
locatedInRegion
Blackwood Creek
Upper Truckee River
flowsThrough
Carson Pass ("Lake Tahoe region (distant views from nearby high points)")
Echo Summit ("Lake Tahoe region")
hasViewOf
TRPA
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency
jurisdiction
TRPA ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
Tahoe Regional Planning Agency ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
regionServed
Lake Tahoe Airport ("Lake Tahoe region")
Reno–Tahoe International Airport ("Lake Tahoe region")
serves
Echo Summit
connects
Sierra Nevada
contains
California–Nevada border
crosses
Ward Creek
drainageBasin
Third Creek ("Lake Tahoe hydrologic system")
hasHydrologicalSystem
Zephyr Cove
hasRegion
Desolation Wilderness ("Lake Tahoe region")
hasTrailheadAccessFrom
Third Creek ("Lake Tahoe watershed")
hasWatershed
TRPA
headquartersLocation
Dead Man’s Island
inBasin
Caples Lake ("Lake Tahoe region")
isAccessibleFrom
Douglas County, Nevada ("Lake Tahoe region")
isPartOf
South Lake Tahoe ("Lake Tahoe region")
locatedInMetropolitanArea
Kings Beach ("north shore of Lake Tahoe")
locatedOn
Third Creek
naturalFeatureOf
California–Nevada border ("Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit")
nearbyProtectedArea
Lake Tahoe ("Lake Tahoe Basin Management Unit")
protectedBy
Carson Range
separates
Dead Man’s Island ("Lake Tahoe tourism region")
tourismRegion
Washo language ("Lake Tahoe region")
traditionalRegion

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