Mark Twain describes this geographical feature in Chapters 38 through 39 of "Roughing It" where he claimed it could launder clothes within minutes.
Mark Twain describes this geographical feature in Chapters 38 through 39 of "Roughing It" where he claimed it could launder clothes within minutes. This lake avoided the fate of nearby Owens Lake after an extensive lawsuit, and this lake's Navy Beach is the site of an old naval installation, while Panum Crater looms over this lake's south shore. Fed by Rush creek, the waters of this lake harbor huge populations of brine shrimp and brine flies, making it an important nesting spot for the California Gull. Large towers of tufa dot the shoreline as well as the Negit isles and Pahoa Island, and this lake is located on a volcano chain just north of the Long Valley Caldera. For 15 points, identify this lake located between the Inyo and Sierra Nevada mountains, the largest lake found entirely within California.
Mark Twain describes this geographical feature in Chapters 38 through 39 of "Roughing It" where he claimed it could launder clothes within minutes.
Mono Lake