List of Lakes in Australia

Lake is an erratically closing and opening lagoon. It is exposed to the sea irregularly. Most of the Lake bed is floating above mean sea level.

Natural Cycle

The Lake has a natural cycle, with dangerous deviations in water levels, salinity, oxygen points, explosion and crashed growth of sea grass and algae as a effect of weather circumstances and lake starts/ ends.

Condition and Sensitivity

Lake is closing pristine. It is possibly exposed to urban effluence, nutrient overflow from established regions. Nutrients become stuck in the deposits because the entering is closed most of the period. As the Lake is floating above mean sea level, it is not flushed by the sea.

Diverse Ecology

Lake and its catchment maintenance is extra-ordinary with various aquatic and terrestrial linkages. The sea tassel Rupiah and numerous algae species overlook the aquatic environmentalism. It is bounded by eight largely uninterrupted SEPP 14 swamplands, as well as coastal bush land and hill.

Birdlife Significance

Lake is nationwide and worldwide significance as a place for travelling and original birds. It is recognized above universal migratory bird contracts. It is an effective breeding location for the vanishing Slight Tern.

Wetland Significance

Lake is recorded in the Calendar of Wetlands of Countrywide Significance and the Register of the Nationwide Estate. It chances the standards for listing as a wetland of international implication for wading birds, under the Ramsar Resolution.

Threatened Species

Lake affords critical environment for exposed bird species. An extra endangered species of fauna, including the Green and Golden Bell Frog etc.

Aboriginal Significance

Lake and surroundings are of exceptional traditional significance to the Jerrinja public at nearby Orient Point.

Tourism and Recreation

Lake has potential for environment tourism and is standard with local persons and travelers, who relish its peacetime, calmness and the occasions for walking, bird watching, canoeing, swimming, boating, wind surfing, fishing and prawning, depending on the water level.

Coastal Lakes and Lagoons

Perched Lakes

Freshwater Lakes

Glacial Lakes

Salt Lakes

Volcanic Lakes