Lake Eyasi

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Lake Eyasi is a shallow, seasonal saline lake in northern Tanzania, known for its remote setting near the Serengeti and as home to the Hadza hunter-gatherer people.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf endorheic lake
lake of Tanzania
saline lake
basinCountry Tanzania NERFINISHED
birdSpeciesPresent flamingos
pelicans
storks
climate semi-arid
country Tanzania
depthCharacteristic shallow
elevationAboveSeaLevel approximately 1030 metres
approximately 3380 feet
ethnicGroupInRegion Datoga people NERFINISHED
Hadza people NERFINISHED
geologicalOrigin rift valley tectonics
hasWetlandAreas yes
inflow Baray River NERFINISHED
Sayu River NERFINISHED
Sibiti River NERFINISHED
knownFor association with Hadza hunter-gatherer people
birdwatching
cultural tourism
proximity to Serengeti ecosystem
remote setting
length approximately 80 kilometres
locatedIn East African Rift NERFINISHED
Gregory Rift NERFINISHED
Northern Tanzania NERFINISHED
locatedInAdministrativeEntity Arusha Region NERFINISHED
Manyara Region NERFINISHED
locatedNear Lake Manyara NERFINISHED
Ngorongoro Conservation Area NERFINISHED
Serengeti NERFINISHED
locatedOn Eyasi–Wembere branch of the East African Rift NERFINISHED
nearSettlement Karatu NERFINISHED
Mangola NERFINISHED
Mbulu NERFINISHED
outflow endorheic (no outlet)
partOf East African Rift system NERFINISHED
primaryEconomicActivityInArea pastoralism GENERATED
small-scale agriculture GENERATED
tourism GENERATED
region East Africa
salinityCharacteristic saline-alkaline soda lake
seasonality seasonal
shape elongated
waterType alkaline
saline
width up to about 50 kilometres

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Lake Eyasi region namedAfter Lake Eyasi
Lake Eyasi region contains Lake Eyasi