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The lake is 206 mi (331 km) long from northwest to southeast, and its maximum
width is 101 mi. The total area of the lake's drainage basin is 51,700 sq mi (
133,900 sq km), exclusive of the lake surface area, which is 23,100 sq mi. Inflow
into ...
The lake is 206 mi (331 km) long from northwest to southeast, and its maximum
width is 101 mi. The total area of the lake's drainage basin is 51,700 sq mi (
133,900 sq km), exclusive of the lake surface area, which is 23,100 sq mi. Inflow
into ...
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Fed from the southeast by the Rainy River, the lake, which has an estimated
25,000 mi of shore line and more than 14,000 islands, drains northwestward
through Winnipeg River into Lake Winnipeg. Its elevation is 1,026 ft above sea
level, and ...
Fed from the southeast by the Rainy River, the lake, which has an estimated
25,000 mi of shore line and more than 14,000 islands, drains northwestward
through Winnipeg River into Lake Winnipeg. Its elevation is 1,026 ft above sea
level, and ...
Page 1000
Lake Washington Ship Canal 1000 Lake Washington Ship Canal, waterway 8 mi
(13 km) long with a minimum depth of 28.5 ft (8.7 m) connecting Puget Sound in
the state of Washington with Lake Washington, passing through Lake Union.
Lake Washington Ship Canal 1000 Lake Washington Ship Canal, waterway 8 mi
(13 km) long with a minimum depth of 28.5 ft (8.7 m) connecting Puget Sound in
the state of Washington with Lake Washington, passing through Lake Union.
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