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miles. Several islands are seen, one of which is opposite the channel of the river and five miles from the east shore; another is ten miles farther south, and two miles from the shore a mountain isle with a bold bluff all around to the water's edge. These islands doubtless have never been trodden by human footsteps, and still belong to the regions of the unexplored. We built a raft for the purpose of attempting to visit them, but the strong waves of the lake dashed it to pieces in an hour. Numerous steam jets pour out from the bluffs on the shore at different points. The waters of the lake reflect a deep blue color, are clear as crystal, and doubtless of great depth near the center. The extreme elevation of this great body of water, 7,714 3/5 feet, is difficult to realize. Place Mount
Washington, the pride of New England, with its base at the sea level, at the bottom of the lake, and the clear waters of the latter would roll 2,214 feet above its summit. With the single exception of Lake Titticaeca, Peru, it is the highest great body of water on the globe. No shells of any description are found on the lake shore, nor is there any evidence of the waters ever having stood at a much higher level than the present. Twenty-five feet will cover the whole range of the water-marks. Its annual rise and falls are about two feet. Its waters abound with trout to such an extent that the fish at this season are in poor condition, for want of food. No other fish are seen; no minnows, and no small trout. There are also no clams, crabs, nor turtles -- nothing but full-grown trout. These could be caught in mule loads by wading out a few feet in the open waters at any point with a grasshopper bait. Two men could catch them faster than half a dozen could clean and get them ready for the frying pan. Caught in the open lake, their flesh was yellow; but in bays, where the water was strongly impregnated with chemicals, it was blood-red. Many of them were full of long white worms, woven across the interior of the body, and through to the skin on either side. These did not appear to materially affect the condition of the fish, which were apparently as active as the others.
345:} which extended along the northern extremity of the lake. This valley was interspersed with scattering groves of tall pines, forming shady retreats for the numerous elk and deer during the heat of the day. The lake is about 100 miles in circumference, bordered on the east by high ranges of mountains whose spurs terminate at the shore and on the west by a low bed of piney mountains. Its greatest width is about fifteen miles, lying in an oblong from south to north, or rather in the shape of a crescent. Near where we encamped were several hot springs which boiled perpetually. Near these was an opening in the ground about eight inches in diameter from which hot steam issued continually with a noise similar to that made by the steam issuing from the safety valve of an engine, and could be heard five or six miles distant.
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made. Points have been located with a prismatic compass all around the Lake. A man stands on the shore with a compass and takes a bearing to the man in the Boat as he drops the lead, giving a signal at the time. Then a man in the Boat takes a bearing to the fixed point on the shore where the first man is located and thus the soundings will be located on the chart. Henry Elliot and Mr. Carrington have just left in our little boat, the
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291:. The lake is 7,732 feet (2,357 m) above sea level and covers 136 square miles (350 km) with 110 miles (180 km) of shoreline. While the average depth of the lake is 139 ft (42 m), its greatest depth is at least 394 ft (120 m). Yellowstone Lake is the largest freshwater lake above 7,000 ft (2,100 m) in
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West Thumb Geyser Basin. There is a "bulge" about 2,000 ft (610 m) long and 100 ft (30 m) high under a section of
Yellowstone Lake, where there are a variety of faults, hot springs and small craters. Seismic imaging has recently shown that sediment layers are tilted, but how old this feature is has not yet been established.
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National Park Service has an aggressive Lake trout eradication program on the lake. All lake trout caught by anglers must be killed. If the cutthroat trout isn’t protected from this invasive fish then ecologist predict that they could see a decline in surrounding birds and mammals
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On the south side, these promontories project far into the lake in great numbers, dividing it into bays and channels. On the west side is a low bluff of the timbered ridges, with a sand beach in front along the margins of the waters. The greatest width of open water in any direction is about eighteen
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16th -Mr. Bridger came up with the remainder of the party. 18th-The whole camp moved down the east shore of the lake through thick pines and fallen timber about eighteen miles and encamped in a small prairie. 19th-continued down the shore to the outlet about twenty miles, and encamped in a beautiful
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As of 2004, the ground under the lake has started to rise significantly, indicating increased geological activity, and limited areas of the national park have been closed to the public. As of 2005, no areas are currently off limits aside from those normally allowing limited access such as around the
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The main body is ten miles long from east to west and sixteen miles long from north to south, but at the south end it puts out two arms, one to the southeast and the other to the southwest, making the entire length about 30 miles ... There are three small islands which are also heavily timbered ...
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Yellowstone Lake provides boat rentals and other boating services. Numerous outfitters operating outside the park are licensed to provide boating services in the park. Several dozen backcountry campsites line the southern shoreline that is accessible only by boat. Two major
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Between 1920 and 1937, multiple proposals were made to
Congress and the Department of the Interior to construct dams of various sizes at the Yellowstone Lake outlet or a few miles downstream. Montana and Wyoming politicians, the Army Corps of Engineers and lobbying groups in both states all had a
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July 26th and pitched our camp near the point where the river leaves the Lake. Hence we brought the first pair of wheels that ever came to the Lake with our
Odometer. We launched the first Boat on the Lake, 4.5 feet wide and 11 feet long, with sails and oars ... A chart of this soundings will be
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The Hayden
Geological Survey of 1871 provided the most detailed and scientific descriptions of the lake in the pre-park era. The Hayden party, 34 men in all, encountered the lake at the outlet on July 28, 1871, spending two days there and returned to the lake at West Thumb on August 7, 1871. From
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is an invasive fish that was believed to be introduced into the
Yellowstone Lake in the late 1980s or early 1990s. With this foreign species in the Lake researchers have noticed a shift in the food chain. They have seen a rapid decline in the population of the cutthroat trout which in turn could
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were stocked in the lake; none of these introduced species survived. Today only native cutthroat and non-native lake trout and
Longnose sucker exist in the lake. Today, Yellowstone Lake is open for angling during the entire Yellowstone angling season (Memorial Day weekend thru Oct 31). All
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Yellowstone is home to a large concentration of mammals. Whether that be large mammals such as bison, elk, or bighorn sheep there is a variety of different animals that are native to the
Yellowstone area. On the other hand Yellowstone is also home to many smaller animals, and a few that are
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The Washburn party was the first to describe the remote eastern and southern shorelines of the lake. From September 3, 1870, to September 17, 1870, the Washburn party traveled from the outlet of the lake around the northern, eastern, and southern shorelines to West Thumb
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retreat 13,000 years ago. Because the glacial till contains many different grain sizes, including clay and a thin layer of lake sediments, water cannot percolate readily into the ground. This is why the Hayden Valley is marshy and has little encroachment of trees.
574:- Dear Professor Baird, Your letters of June 6th and July 3rd were brought us from Fort Ellis by Lt. Doane who has just arrived to take command of our escort and accompany my party the remainder of the season ... We arrived at the banks of the Yellow Stone Lake
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were issued to operate a ferry across the lake between road junctions. Today, powerboats, sailboats, canoes and kayaks are allowed on the lake with a Yellowstone Boating Permit. A Marina is operated at Bridge Bay and there is a boat ramp at
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The forest and valleys surrounding Yellowstone Lake had been populated with Native Americans since pre-historic times. Archeologists have found evidence of human presence in the park long before 1872. They found that Native Americans hunted
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which relies on the cutthroat fish as a prey. With a declining number of cutthroat trout in the spawning streams researchers saw a shift in the relationship between terrestrial and aquatic ecosystems that are linked together.
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as they moved south along the Yellowstone River on September 24, 1869. They eventually followed the western shoreline to West Thumb before moving west to the geyser basins. Cook described the lake at Pelican Creek as follows:
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variety of reasons to support the dams—flood control in the Yellowstone Valley, reclamation, or diversion of water over the continental divide to the Snake River. All the proposals and legislation were eventually defeated.
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in Yellowstone Lake has been a popular pastime for both subsistence and recreation since the first explorers, surveyors and tourists visited the park. During the early days of fish stocking in Yellowstone (1890–1910),
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on the West Thumb. Areas in the southern arms of the lake are speed-restricted and/or no-motor zones to protect sensitive wildlife areas. Access to some of the lake's islands is also restricted.
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Although many prospecting parties traversed the Yellowstone region throughout the 1850–60s, the first detailed descriptions of the lake came in 1869, 1870 and 1871 as a result of the
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The Yellowstone Lake crisis : confronting a lake trout invasion : a report to the director of the National Park Service / edited by John D. Varley and Paul Schullery
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cause other animal populations to start declining. One study found that the introduced longnose sucker competes with cutthroat trout for some of the same food sources.
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in the early 19th century. During the fur trading era of 1820–1840, the lake was probably visited by many trapping parties moving through the park region. In trapper
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bulbs for at least 11,000 years. Also 26 tribes claim cultural association with Yellowstone today. The first human of European descent to see the lake was trapper
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were discovered in Yellowstone Lake in 1994, and were believed to have been either accidentally or intentionally introduced as early as 1989 with fish taken from
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Life, Letters and Travels of Father Pierre-Jean de Smet, S.J., 1801-1873: Missionary labors and adventures among the wild tribes of the North American Indians ..
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The shallow water in some of the coves affords feeding ground for thousands of water fowl and we can take our choice of ducks, geese, trout, pelican or swan.
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The Valley of the Upper Yellowstone-An Exploration of the Headwaters of the Yellowstone River in the Year 1869
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under the Yellowstone area collapsed 640,000 years ago in its previous great eruption, it formed a large
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1987:. Niwot, CO: University Press of Colorado. pp. 4–5.
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that are natural predators to the cutthroat trout. The
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358:and explorer
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343:Hayden Valley
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316:, fished for
315:
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3002:Demographics
2941:Bibliography
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2741:Factory Hill
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220:Surface area
113:Teton County
3239:Hot Springs
3121:Green River
3068:Yellowstone
3053:Great Basin
3048:Grand Teton
3043:Black Hills
3022:LGBT rights
2951:Delegations
2831:Sylvan Pass
2821:Snake River
2786:Mount Doane
2776:Lewis River
2766:Lewis Falls
2731:Colter Peak
2716:Barlow Peak
2422:October 18,
2389:www.nps.gov
2219:www.nps.gov
1927:. Seattle.
1773:Ansel Adams
1694:Trail Creek
1533:(≥ 0.01 in)
717:Non-native
675:lower falls
667:Snake River
650:flows (see
629:hot springs
500: /
487:110°31′57″W
439: /
426:110°21′37″W
330:John Colter
204:Max. length
150: /
125:Coordinates
3342:Categories
3289:Sweetwater
3176:Torrington
3063:Red Desert
2771:Lewis Lake
2751:Heart Lake
2695:Black Pool
2685:Abyss Pool
2650:Lake Hotel
2155:2014-02-26
1861:References
1698:Heart Lake
1580:(≥ 0.1 in)
723:Lewis Lake
719:lake trout
638:After the
576: [
508:West Thumb
506: (
484:44°25′40″N
445: (
423:44°33′12″N
322:bitterroot
236:Max. depth
212:Max. width
3146:Newcastle
3012:Education
2946:Governors
2928:(capital)
2465:March 15,
2443:March 15,
2323:225363971
2268:cite book
1943:cite book
625:fumaroles
3304:Washakie
3284:Sublette
3279:Sheridan
3264:Niobrara
3219:Converse
3209:Campbell
3204:Big Horn
3191:Counties
3171:Sheridan
3161:Riverton
3131:Kemmerer
3116:Gillette
3111:Evanston
3096:Cheyenne
3027:Politics
3017:Gun laws
2987:Abortion
2925:Cheyenne
2690:Big Cone
2459:"xmACIS"
2397:cite web
2370:86175541
2258:23 April
2227:cite web
1908:23 April
1883:23 April
1844:See also
1456:(507.1)
1317:Average
1242:(−34.8)
1237:(−28.9)
1232:(−22.7)
1227:(−14.3)
1202:(−10.4)
1197:(−20.2)
1192:(−26.2)
1187:(−31.8)
1182:(−30.0)
1167:(−16.3)
1162:(−11.7)
1122:(−13.5)
1117:(−17.3)
1112:(−17.2)
1097:(−10.6)
1047:(−10.3)
1042:(−11.1)
665:via the
408:and the
380:Sublette
341:plain {
138:110°22′W
105:Location
3259:Natrona
3254:Lincoln
3249:Laramie
3244:Johnson
3229:Fremont
3181:Worland
3156:Rawlins
3141:Laramie
3126:Jackson
3106:Douglas
3086:Buffalo
3036:Regions
3007:Economy
2980:Society
2956:History
2915:Wyoming
2869:Commons
2362:4094505
2301:Bibcode
2125:347–358
1651:Angling
1222:(−5.4)
1217:(−1.4)
1207:(−3.7)
1172:(−7.3)
1157:(−5.7)
1152:(−0.9)
1132:(−3.2)
1127:(−8.6)
1092:(−5.8)
1077:(12.2)
1072:(13.1)
1057:(−1.8)
1052:(−6.0)
1027:(−4.8)
1012:(15.8)
1007:(21.5)
1002:(22.3)
997:(16.2)
992:(10.3)
977:(−3.3)
972:(−5.0)
962:(27.2)
947:(16.9)
942:(24.3)
937:(27.2)
932:(28.1)
927:(25.0)
922:(19.5)
917:(13.7)
756:Climate
708:Ecology
701:glacial
644:caldera
621:Geysers
603:Geology
382:'s Lake
303:History
265:Islands
135:44°28′N
117:Wyoming
3309:Weston
3274:Platte
3234:Goshen
3214:Carbon
3199:Albany
3151:Powell
3136:Lander
3091:Casper
3078:Cities
2961:People
2934:Topics
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2027:9 July
1991:
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1775:(1942)
1666:, and
1573:160.2
1526:(130)
1506:(2.5)
1491:(2.5)
1481:(110)
1476:(120)
1471:(110)
1436:(3.6)
1431:(0.0)
1426:(0.0)
1421:(2.5)
1386:(586)
1312:(−41)
1307:(−38)
1302:(−31)
1297:(−27)
1292:(−11)
1272:(−18)
1267:(−28)
1262:(−37)
1257:(−39)
1252:(−41)
1212:(0.2)
1147:(2.8)
1142:(3.7)
1137:(0.6)
1102:(0.0)
1087:(0.9)
1082:(7.4)
1067:(8.3)
1062:(3.6)
1032:(7.2)
1022:(0.0)
1017:(7.5)
987:(4.9)
982:(1.5)
957:(2.4)
952:(9.1)
912:(9.2)
907:(3.9)
902:(1.7)
783:Month
766:Köppen
627:, and
559:, Dr.
404:, the
373:Eustis
119:, U.S.
3299:Uinta
3294:Teton
3224:Crook
2997:Crime
2911:State
2366:S2CID
2358:JSTOR
2319:S2CID
2252:(PDF)
2192:(PDF)
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1617:15.4
1614:11.8
1593:10.2
1590:12.3
1587:14.4
1584:16.3
1570:16.1
1567:13.0
1564:13.3
1552:12.3
1549:14.9
1546:15.8
1543:16.4
1540:14.3
1537:16.1
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1326:(46)
1287:(−4)
1282:(−3)
1277:(−6)
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1235:−20.0
1190:−15.2
1185:−25.3
1180:−22.0
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537:Annie
326:camas
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190:Basin
3269:Park
3101:Cody
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1444:29.8
1439:10.2
1409:22.9
1404:25.1
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1394:35.8
1379:2.35
1374:2.06
1369:1.85
1364:1.57
1359:1.34
1354:1.51
1349:2.38
1344:2.35
1339:2.28
1334:1.90
1329:1.70
1324:1.80
1230:−8.9
1220:22.2
1215:29.5
1210:32.4
1205:25.4
1200:13.3
1195:−4.4
1170:18.9
1160:11.0
1155:21.8
1150:30.3
1145:37.0
1140:38.7
1135:33.0
1130:26.3
1125:16.6
1100:32.0
1095:13.0
1090:21.5
1085:33.6
1080:45.4
1075:53.9
1070:55.5
1065:47.0
1060:38.4
1055:28.7
1050:21.2
1045:13.5
1040:12.0
1030:45.0
1025:23.3
1020:32.0
1015:45.5
1010:60.5
1005:70.7
1000:72.2
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985:40.9
980:34.7
975:26.1
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