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Posted By:
Hal Brown
Date Posted:
Oct 29, 2008
Description:
The pyramid shaped tufa rock formations are built up over eons by hot spring geysers that precipitate calcite rock and other minerals in the cold lake water. As the lake level has dropped this one has been exposed.
Date Taken:
Oct 29, 2008
Place Taken:
Pyramid Lake, Nevada
Owner:
John Spratt
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302, Sierra Seareys
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Dan Nickens
- Oct 30,2008
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What has happened to cause the water level to drop in this lake, John?
John Spratt
- Oct 30,2008
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At one point the ancient lake Lahontan was 900 feet deep over present day Pyramid Lake, but climate change and increased evaporation rates and more recently, in 1903, the Derby dam has diverted water for irrigation. More details at the weblinks.
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