Sentence examples for interconnected lakes from inspiring English sources

The book also says a stopover in Kochi, the gateway to these interconnected lakes, lagoons and canals, is a must.

The model domain comprised a hydrologically complex esker aquifer in Northern Finland with interconnected lakes, streams and wetlands.

In place of the five interconnected lakes that formed the heartland of the Aztec Empire, a megalopolis of 20 million people sits today.

As the glacier receded, ice and melt water formed a series of interconnected lakes in the valley that eventually merged to form the Hudson River.

Then Ms. Scheffler saw a picture of Fox's Den, a cabin down a logging trail and right on Cupsuptic Lake, one of a string of interconnected lakes that had been named by the Abenaki Indians.

The northern edge is a meadow with wild grass, nut trees, poplars and elms, but venture deeper into the park, towards the three interconnected lakes at its heart, and the vegetation becomes denser and more characteristic of wetlands: various types of willow, Johnson grass and water lilies.

Board the Finnish Silverline ferry for an eight-hour cruise through Pyhäjärvi and Vanajavesi -- mirror-like interconnecting lakes that are bordered by forest and peppered with lakeside cottages.

The Malili Lakes system (Matano, Mahalona, and Towuti) – a hydrological chain of three main lakes interconnected by rivers – is the main habitat of the sailfin silversides radiation (Atherinomorpha: Telmatherinidae).

There's very good evidence for there having been interconnected rivers and lakes, but they're very immature.

A chain of fourteen lakes runs across the central drainage basin of Petén; during the rainy season some of these lakes become interconnected.

When floods occurred, the floodplain was partially inundated, and the non-perennial lakes were interconnected.