Swiss Plateau lake system

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The Swiss Plateau lake system is a network of mid-altitude lakes in central Switzerland formed by glacial and fluvial processes, including well-known bodies such as Lake Zug, that play key ecological, hydrological, and recreational roles in the region.

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Label Occurrences
Swiss Plateau lake district 1
Swiss Plateau lake system canonical 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical feature
hydrological system
lake system
climateRole fog formation influence
heat storage
local climate regulation
connectedTo Aare River basin
linked to: Aare basin

Rhine River basin
linked to: Rhine River Basin
contains Lake Baldegg
Lake Biel
linked to: Lake of Biel

Lake Brienz
Lake Greifen
Lake Hallwil
linked to: Hallwilersee

Lake Lucerne
Lake Murten
Lake Neuchâtel
Lake Pfäffikon
linked to: Greifensee (lake)

Lake Sempach
Lake Thun
Lake Walen
Lake Zug
Lake Zurich
country Switzerland
ecologicalRole aquatic habitat provision
biodiversity support
migratory bird habitat
formedBy fluvial processes
glacial processes
humanUse commercial fisheries
drinking water supply
hydropower production
irrigation water source
hydrologicalRole flood regulation
groundwater recharge support
surface water storage
locatedIn Swiss Plateau
central Switzerland
management cantonal water authorities
federal environmental agencies
recreationalUse angling
boating
sailing
swimming
tourism
threat climate change
eutrophication
invasive species
nutrient pollution
typicalAltitude mid-altitude

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lake Zug partOf Swiss Plateau lake system
Lake Murten partOf Swiss Plateau lake district
linked to: Swiss Plateau lake system