This lake contains an island featuring Flamingo Crater, and its eastern shore is home to El Molo Bay and Sibiloi National Park. It's fed from the south by the Kerio River, while its western shore is home to the village of Kal
This lake contains an island featuring Flamingo Crater, and its eastern shore is home to El Molo Bay and Sibiloi National Park. It's fed from the south by the Kerio River, while its western shore is home to the village of Kalokol, just east from the town of Lodwar. Situated to the west of the Chalbi Desert, it's fed from the north by the Omo River and the hue of its water has led it to be called the Jade Sea. Other important sites on its shores include the Koobi Fora region and Nariokotome – the site on this largest alkaline lake where Kamoya Kimeu happened upon ►a complete Homo erectus skeleton. Also known as Lake Rudolf, FTP, name this lake which runs from deep southern Ethiopia into northern Kenya, and gives its name to a certain "boy" uncovered by Richard Leakey's group.
This lake contains an island featuring Flamingo Crater, and its eastern shore is home to El Molo Bay and Sibiloi National Park.
Lake {Turkana} (or Lake Rudolf before mentioned)