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Finger Lakes

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Finger Lakes group of 11 narrow glacial lakes in north to south valleys, W central N.Y. Cayuga and Seneca lakes, both more than 35 mi (56 km) long, are the largest and deepest. Keuka Lake is the center of the area's wine industry, the largest in New York. Fertile soil and hillsides receiving abundant sunshine make this an important viticulture and truck-farming region; fruits and buckwheat are important crops. The Finger Lakes provide water for Rochester and other cities. The region has noted resorts like Watkins Glen , boating centers, and numerous state and other parks, and Cayuga... Read more
Finger Lakes
Britannica Concise Encyclopedia Group of narrow, glacial lakes, western New York state, U.S. They lie in north-to-south valleys between Syracuse ... and vegetables. Seneca Lake, the largest in the group, is 67 sq mi (174 sq km). Finger Lakes Finger Lakes Finger Lakes Read more
Lake Formation
Water:Science and Issues ... Many Basin and Range lakes are remnants of larger lakes that existed 10,000 to 30,000 years ago, during the ... was 300 meters (980 feet) deep. Glacial Activity. Lakes tend to be largest and most abundant in high latitude ... that were occupied by glaciers WORLD'S TEN LARGEST LAKES (IN TERMS OF ... Read more

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