Lake Amadeus

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Lake Amadeus is a large, remote salt lake in Australia’s Northern Territory, notable for its extensive salt flats and proximity to Uluru.

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Label Occurrences
Lake Amadeus canonical 2

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Statements (44)

Predicate Object
instanceOf endorheic lake ⓘ
salt lake ⓘ
access remote tracks and unsealed roads ⓘ
area approximately 1,000 square kilometres ⓘ
climate arid ⓘ
closestMajorTown Alice Springs ⓘ
conservationStatus within Indigenous Protected Area ⓘ
continent Australia ⓘ
country Australia ⓘ
discoveredByEuropeans Ernest Giles ⓘ
discoveryYearByEuropeans 1872 ⓘ
distanceFromUluru approximately 50 kilometres north ⓘ
drainageBasin internal drainage ⓘ
economicActivity limited salt extraction potential ⓘ
ecoregion Australian desert ⓘ
elevation approximately 450 metres above sea level ⓘ
geologicalFeature playa ⓘ
governingJurisdiction Northern Territory of Australia ⓘ
linked to: Northern Territory
hydrology ephemeral lake ⓘ
landUseRestrictions subject to Indigenous land rights and permits ⓘ
length approximately 180 kilometres ⓘ
locatedIn Northern Territory ⓘ
locatedInDesert Great Victoria Desert ⓘ
locatedInRegion Central Australia ⓘ
namedAfter King Amadeus I of Spain ⓘ
linked to: Amadeo I of Spain
namedBy Ernest Giles ⓘ
near Kata Tjuta ⓘ
Uluru ⓘ
notableFor extensive salt flats ⓘ
remote location ⓘ
scenic desert landscape ⓘ
outflow none ⓘ
protectedArea Katiti–Petermann Indigenous Protected Area ⓘ
region southwest of Alice Springs ⓘ
salinity hypersaline ⓘ
surfaceType salt flats ⓘ
salt pan ⓘ
tourism viewed from nearby lookouts and flights ⓘ
traditionalOwners Anangu people ⓘ
Pitjantjatjara people ⓘ
Yankunytjatjara people ⓘ
visibility visible from aircraft on routes near Uluru ⓘ
waterSource seasonal rainfall ⓘ
width up to about 10 kilometres ⓘ

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Referenced by (2)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Amadeus Basin → namedAfter → Lake Amadeus ⓘ
subject linked to: Amadeus Basin geological region
William Gosse → notablePlaceVisited → Lake Amadeus ⓘ