Goose Lake Basin

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Goose Lake Basin is a high-desert endorheic basin in the northern Great Basin region, known for its large intermittent lake and surrounding wetlands spanning the Oregon–California border.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Goose Lake Basin canonical 1
Goose Lake basin 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf endorheic basin
high desert region
borderedBy Modoc Plateau
Warner Mountains
contains alkali flats
marshes
playa areas
country United States
crosses Oregon–California border
drainageType closed drainage
ecoregion Great Basin shrub steppe
elevationClass high elevation basin
hasClimate semi-arid climate
hasFeature intermittent lake
wetlands
hasPart Goose Lake
hydrologicCharacteristic endorheic
knownFor seasonal fluctuations in lake level
waterfowl habitat
wetland ecosystems
locatedIn California
Great Basin
Northern Great Basin
linked to: Great Basin

Oregon
partOf Great Basin hydrologic province
linked to: Great Basin
regionType intermontane basin
supports migratory birds
waterfowl
wetland-dependent species
waterOutflow no surface outflow

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Referenced by (2)

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

Modoc Plateau containsFeature Goose Lake Basin
Goose Lake (California–Oregon) shoreline partOf Goose Lake basin
linked to: Goose Lake Basin