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Ungava Lake

lake, Quebec, Canada
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  • Lake Ann in North Cascades National Park, Washington
    lake
    / Basins formed by wind action, animal activity, and meteorites

    …known in craters, however, including Ungava Lake in Quebec. In many other cases it has not been possible to definitely confirm that basins that have the appearance of meteorite craters have indeed been produced by meteorite impact. Controversial ones include the bay lakes of southeast North America.

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    …known in craters, however, including Ungava Lake in Quebec. In many other cases it has not been possible to definitely confirm that basins that have the appearance of meteorite craters have indeed been produced by meteorite impact. Controversial ones include the bay lakes of southeast North America.

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