Llyn Cau

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Llyn Cau is a glacial lake nestled in a steep-sided corrie on the slopes of Cadair Idris in Snowdonia, Wales, renowned for its dramatic mountain scenery.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf corrie lake
glacial lake
accessRoute footpath from Minffordd
administrativeArea Gwynedd Council area NERFINISHED
basinCountry United Kingdom
Wales NERFINISHED
climateZone temperate maritime
conservationStatus within protected landscape (national park)
containedInFeature cwm (corrie) of Cadair Idris NERFINISHED
country United Kingdom
drainageBasin Afon Dysynni catchment (approximate region)
ecosystemType upland lake ecosystem
formedDuring Pleistocene glaciations
geologicalOrigin glacial erosion
hasHazard rapidly changing mountain weather
steep slopes
hasRecreationalUse informal swimming (cold water)
hasShoreCharacteristic rocky shores
hasSurroundingFeature steep mountain cliffs
hasSurroundingVegetation heathland
montane grassland
hikingDestination true
landformType corrie
languageOfToponym Welsh NERFINISHED
locatedIn Cadair Idris NERFINISHED
Gwynedd NERFINISHED
Snowdonia NERFINISHED
Wales
mountainRange Cadair Idris massif NERFINISHED
nameMeaning "enclosed lake" or "hollow lake" in Welsh
near Dolgellau NERFINISHED
Tal-y-llyn NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic mountain scenery
steep-sided cirque walls
onRouteOf Cadair Idris summit paths
partOf Snowdonia National Park NERFINISHED
popularActivity hillwalking
photography
protectedArea Snowdonia National Park NERFINISHED
region North Wales NERFINISHED
regionType mountain lake
tourism local landmark in Snowdonia
viewOf Cadair Idris cliffs NERFINISHED
waterType freshwater

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Cadair Idris hasLake Llyn Cau