Lac à l’Eau Claire

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Lac à l’Eau Claire is a large, remote freshwater lake in northern Quebec, Canada, notable for its twin circular basins believed to be ancient meteorite impact craters.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf freshwater lake
lake
access primarily by floatplane
ageCategoryOfCrater Precambrian
basinCountry Canada
climate subarctic
continent North America
country Canada
diameterOfEasternBasin_km about 26
diameterOfWesternBasin_km about 32
geologicalOrigin meteorite impact
geologicalProvince Precambrian Shield NERFINISHED
hasCraterStructure Clearwater East crater NERFINISHED
Clearwater West crater
hasIceCoverInWinter true
hasIsland central islands in each basin
hasOutflow local rivers draining toward Hudson Bay
hasPart eastern circular basin
western circular basin
hasScientificInterest Precambrian geology
impact cratering studies
hasTwinCraterSystem true
isInProtectedOrRemoteArea true
isRemote true
locatedIn Quebec NERFINISHED
northern Quebec NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Nord-du-Québec NERFINISHED
Nunavik NERFINISHED
nameLanguage French
nearbySettlement Hudson Bay coast communities
notableFor possible double impact crater origin
twin circular basins
partOf Quebec lake system
primaryLanguageRegion French
region Canadian Shield NERFINISHED
surfaceElevation_m about 241
usedFor ecotourism
fishing
hunting
waterType freshwater

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Quebec–Labrador Peninsula region contains Lac à l’Eau Claire
Tursujuq National Park contains Lac à l’Eau Claire