The 30 mile long Lucin Cutoff splits this body of water, whose basin is defined by the Wasatch Range to the north, east, and south, in half.
The 30 mile long Lucin Cutoff splits this body of water, whose basin is defined by the Wasatch Range to the north, east, and south, in half. First spotted by Prevost and Bridger, Antelope Island has been made a refuge for bison, though the lake itself is nearly uninhabitable. Fed by the Bear, Weber, and Jordan rivers, FTP, what lake in Utah is the last remnant of Lake Bonneville, is bordered by a namesake desert to the West, and is known for its vast deposits of sodium and chloride.
The 30 mile long Lucin Cutoff splits this body of water, whose basin is defined by the Wasatch Range to the north, east, and south, in half.
Great Salt Lake