Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre National Park Gallery
A seemingly-endless expanse of shimmering salt crystals, Lake Eyre is a natural wonder
Kati Thanda-Lake Eyre is Australia’s largest salt lake. Located 647 kilometres north-east of Adelaide, it was formed approximately 200 million years ago! The north lake covers a huge area which is 144km long and 77km wide, and at 15.2 metres below sea level, it is the lowest point on the Australian continent.. The south lake is 64km long and 24km wide. Flood waters cover the lake once every eight years on average. However, the lake has only filled to capacity three times in the last 160 years.
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Aerial view of Lake Eyre with pink water Australia
Aerial view of Lake Eyre in outback South Australia. This enormous, ephemeral lake fills only when floodwaters from the upper catchment are able to travel all the way down through the desert and into this terminal basin. The lake waters are saline, and here are seen with a pink colour, caused by episodic blooms of the salt-tolerant Dunaliella spp. algae
© 2010 Kerry Whitworth
Lake Newland Conservation Park at Eyre Peninsula, South Australia
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An Aerial view of the Australian outback in flood around Lake Eyre, showing the vibrant colours of the Landscape
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Aerial view of flooded Birdsville Track, Australia
Aerial view over the flooded iconic Birdsville Track at ephemeral Lake Killamperpunna on Cooper Creek in outback South Australia. This lake fills from Cooper Creek only when good rainfall in the upper catchment is able to travel all the way down through the desert to the Lake Eyre system. A large number of eucalyptus trees are inundated by the flooding. The track is covered to a depth of approximately 1 metre. A long detour, including a ferry crossing of the creek, must be established around the lake whenever this flooding occurs
© 2010 Kerry Whitworth
