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Lakes Water

Aerial Views of Lakes Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Lake at Sunset Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Great Salt Lake Marcus Milling, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Lakes Formed by Landslides Earthen Dam Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Lakes Formed from Rivers Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Lakes Formed by Human-made Dams Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Glacial Lakes P. Carrara Courtesy of the United States Geological Survey, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Glacial Lakes Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Glacial Lake Abi Howe, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Ponds Glenn Shea NRCS, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Salt Marsh Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Salt Marsh Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Marshland Cindy Martinez, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Swamp Chris Keene, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Lake Michigan from Space Courtesy NASA, Visible Earth, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank

Lakes Water 1

Aerial Views of Lakes Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank These lakes are found in Arizona's White Mountains. Some are well known fishing spots. 2

Lake at Sunset Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank This sunset is over Arizona's 130 acre Crescent Lake in the White Mountains at an elevation of 8,900 feet. It lies 41 miles southeast of Pinetop. Surrounded by forests and rolling meadows, Crescent Lake is known for its brook and rainbow trout. 3

Great Salt Lake Marcus Milling, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank A salt capture to separate production in separate ponds at the northern end of the Great Salt Lake. 4

Lakes Formed by Landslides Earthen Dam Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Earthquake Lake was formed by the damming of Montana's Madison River as a result of a 1959 landslide caused by an earthquake. 5

Lakes Formed from Rivers Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Lake Cormorant in Mississippi was formerly a meander of the Mississippi River. When the river came out of its banks, it carved a new course and this body became a cutoff meander and as the river built up its natural levee, it separated from Lake Cormorant. 6

Lakes Formed by Human-made Dams Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank In this aerial view, Hoover Dam is seen in the lower left corner. This dam was constructed between 1930 and 1936 as Boulder Dam, and renamed in honor of president Herbert Hoover in 1947. The dam impounds Lake Mead and is used for flood and silt control, power, irrigation, and industrial and domestic water supplies. 7

Glacial Lakes P. Carrara Courtesy of the United States Geological Survey, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Large blocks of glacially derived material were dumped at the down-valley side of the glacier when it was active. The moraine dammed melt waters from the receding glacier to form a lake. 8

Glacial Lakes Michael Collier, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank This photograph of Moraine Lake in Banff National Park was taken in June of 1998. 9

Glacial Lake Abi Howe, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Hidden Lake in Glacier National Park. 10

Ponds Glenn Shea NRCS, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Ponds provide gully control and help to conserve water in Idaho. 11

Salt Marsh Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank This is an image of a salt marsh near Savannah, Georgia. 12

Salt Marsh Bruce Molnia, Terra Photographics, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Salt marsh near Pescadero, California, showing salt grass. 13

Marshland Cindy Martinez, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Marshland in Nantucket. 14

Swamp Chris Keene, AGI, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank Cypress swamp at Horseshoe Lake. 15

Lake Michigan from Space Courtesy NASA, Visible Earth, Image Source: Earth Science World Image Bank 16