Sevier Lake (dry lake bed)

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Sevier Lake is a large, typically dry terminal lake bed in central Utah’s Sevier Desert, known for its expansive salt flats and role in the region’s endorheic basin system.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf dry lake bed
endorheic lake
terminal lake
basinCountry United States
climate arid
country United States
drainageBasin Sevier Lake endorheic basin
Sevier River basin
linked to: Sevier River
elevation approximately 1,378 meters above sea level
approximately 4,520 feet above sea level
geologicalOrigin Pleistocene pluvial lake remnant
hasAccessibility remote
hasAlternativeName Sevier Lake playa
hasCharacteristic endorheic
ephemeral surface water
playa
salt flat
terminal
typically dry
hasEnvironmentalIssue salinity management in Sevier River basin
hasGeologicalFeature evaporite deposits
mud flats
salt crust
hasHistoricalCharacteristic larger and more persistent in the past
hasLandUse limited agriculture in surrounding basin
hasProcess evaporation-dominated water loss
hasStatus intermittently contains water
hasUse evaporation ponds in vicinity
mineral extraction
inflow Sevier River
locatedIn Sevier Desert
Utah
central Utah
locatedInAdministrativeTerritory Millard County, Utah
locatedInTimeZone Mountain Time Zone
locatedOn Sevier Desert floor
nearbySettlement Delta, Utah
Hinckley, Utah
outflow none (endorheic)
partOf Great Basin
Great Basin hydrologic province
linked to: Great Basin

Sevier Desert
relatedTo Pleistocene Lake Bonneville system
linked to: Lake Bonneville
surfaceType alkali flat
salt pan
waterType saline

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

Delta, Utah hasNearbyFeature Sevier Lake (dry lake bed)
subject linked to: Delta
San Pitch River partOf Sevier Lake closed basin
linked to: Sevier Lake (dry lake bed)
Sevier Lake hasAlternativeName Sevier Lake playa
subject linked to: Sevier Lake (dry lake bed)
linked to: Sevier Lake (dry lake bed)