Sevier Dry Lake

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Sevier Dry Lake is a large endorheic dry lake bed in central Utah, known for its expansive salt flats and role in the Sevier Desert basin.

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Sevier Dry Lake canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dry lake
endorheic lake
basinCountry United States of America
surface form: United States
belongsTo interior drainage of North America
climate arid
country United States of America
surface form: United States
drainageBasin Sevier River basin NERFINISHED
elevation approximately 1,380 meters above sea level
approximately 4,530 feet above sea level
formedBy evaporation of inflowing water
geologicalSetting Sevier Desert basin NERFINISHED
hasCharacteristic ephemeral surface water
expansive salt flats
flat topography
highly saline sediments
hasFeature cracked mud surface in dry periods
shallow ephemeral ponds after heavy precipitation
hasLandUse limited grazing in surrounding area
military training in surrounding area
historicalStatus remnant of a larger Pleistocene lake system
hydrologicalRegime intermittent flooding
hydrologicalType endorheic basin
isImportantFor Quaternary geology studies
paleoclimate research
isPartOf Sevier Desert hydrologic system NERFINISHED
locatedIn Millard County, Utah NERFINISHED
Sevier Desert NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States

Utah
central Utah NERFINISHED
mineralResource potash
salt
sulfate minerals
near Delta, Utah NERFINISHED
outflow evaporation
infiltration
partOf Great Basin NERFINISHED
receivesInflowFrom Sevier River NERFINISHED
relatedTo Lake Bonneville NERFINISHED
sedimentType clay
evaporite deposits
silt
surfaceType playa
salt pan
usedFor mineral extraction
waterBalance no surface outflow

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Sevier Lake hasAlternateName Sevier Dry Lake