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Lac Banks Banks Lake (Washington) Banks Lake
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Der Banks Lake ist ein 27 mi (43,5 km) langer Stausee im Zentralteil des US-Bundesstaates Washington. Sein Umfang beträgt 135 mi (ca. 220 km). Als Teil des Columbia Basin Project bedeckt der Banks Lake den nördlichen Teil der Grand Coulee, einer ehemals trockenen Flussterrasse (engl. „coulee“) in der Nähe des Columbia River, welche von den Missoula-Fluten während des Pleistozäns hinterlassen wurde. Der Grand Coulee Dam, vom United States Bureau of Reclamation erbaut, schuf am Columbia River den Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake. Die Oberfläche des Lake Roosevelt liegt mehrere hundert Fuß oberhalb des ursprünglichen Columbia River, was es erleichtert, das Wasser über 280 ft (85,3 m) über den Canyon des Flusses hinaus auf die angrenzende Grand Coulee zu pumpen. Zwei niedrige Erddämme, der Dry Falls Le lac Banks (Banks Lake) est un lac de barrage produit par le barrage de Grand Coulee dans l'État de Washington, aux États-Unis. Il fait partie du Columbia Basin Project et se trouve dans la Grand Coulee. Banks Lake is a 27-mile (43 km) long reservoir in central Washington in the United States. Part of the Columbia Basin Project, Banks Lake occupies the northern portion of the Grand Coulee, a formerly dry coulee near the Columbia River, formed by the Missoula Floods during the Pleistocene epoch. Grand Coulee Dam, built by the United States Bureau of Reclamation on the Columbia River created Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, the reservoir on the river behind the dam. The surface of Lake Roosevelt is several hundred feet above the original Columbia River, making it easier to pump water 280 feet (85 m) up and out of the river's canyon into the adjacent Grand Coulee. Two low earth-fill dams, Dry Falls Dam and North Dam, keep the water in the Grand Coulee, thus creating the reservoir named Banks Lake.
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Banks Lake is a 27-mile (43 km) long reservoir in central Washington in the United States. Part of the Columbia Basin Project, Banks Lake occupies the northern portion of the Grand Coulee, a formerly dry coulee near the Columbia River, formed by the Missoula Floods during the Pleistocene epoch. Grand Coulee Dam, built by the United States Bureau of Reclamation on the Columbia River created Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake, the reservoir on the river behind the dam. The surface of Lake Roosevelt is several hundred feet above the original Columbia River, making it easier to pump water 280 feet (85 m) up and out of the river's canyon into the adjacent Grand Coulee. Two low earth-fill dams, Dry Falls Dam and North Dam, keep the water in the Grand Coulee, thus creating the reservoir named Banks Lake. It is named after , the construction supervisor at Grand Coulee Dam. At the north end of Banks Lake the city of Grand Coulee and the town of Electric City are located. Steamboat Rock State Park is in the north-central portion. The town of Coulee City is at the south end of the lake. From the south end, the water stored in Banks Lake is distributed over a large region for irrigation of the Columbia Basin Project. Le lac Banks (Banks Lake) est un lac de barrage produit par le barrage de Grand Coulee dans l'État de Washington, aux États-Unis. Il fait partie du Columbia Basin Project et se trouve dans la Grand Coulee. Der Banks Lake ist ein 27 mi (43,5 km) langer Stausee im Zentralteil des US-Bundesstaates Washington. Sein Umfang beträgt 135 mi (ca. 220 km). Als Teil des Columbia Basin Project bedeckt der Banks Lake den nördlichen Teil der Grand Coulee, einer ehemals trockenen Flussterrasse (engl. „coulee“) in der Nähe des Columbia River, welche von den Missoula-Fluten während des Pleistozäns hinterlassen wurde. Der Grand Coulee Dam, vom United States Bureau of Reclamation erbaut, schuf am Columbia River den Franklin D. Roosevelt Lake. Die Oberfläche des Lake Roosevelt liegt mehrere hundert Fuß oberhalb des ursprünglichen Columbia River, was es erleichtert, das Wasser über 280 ft (85,3 m) über den Canyon des Flusses hinaus auf die angrenzende Grand Coulee zu pumpen. Zwei niedrige Erddämme, der Dry Falls Dam und der North Dam, halten das Wasser im Grand Coulee und bilden so einen Stausee namens Banks Lake. Er ist nach Frank A. Banks benannt, dem Bauleiter am Grand Coulee Dam. Am Nordende des Banks Lake liegen die Stadt Grand Coulee und die Kleinstadt Electric City. Der Steamboat Rock State Park liegt im nördlichen Zentralteil des Sees. Die Kleinstadt Coulee City liegt am Südende des Sees. Von dort wird das im Banks Lake gespeicherte Wasser für die Bewässerung im Rahmen des Columbia Basin Project über ein großes Gebiet verteilt.
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