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Top photo: seems so desolate as we continue on CA Highway 111
Bottom photo: looking out on CA's largest lake, the Salton Sea. A shallow, saline, endorheic rift lake, the Salton Sea is the biggest lake in the US state of California with a surface area of 240,000 acres. The lake is predominantly located in the Coachella and Imperial Valleys in California. The Salton Sea is fed by the Alamo Rivers and the New Whitewater together with creeks, drainage systems, and agricultural runoff. The lake's water has a salinity of 56 grams per liter making it greater than that of the Pacific Ocean.
Bottom photo: looking out on CA's largest lake, the Salton Sea. A shallow, saline, endorheic rift lake, the Salton Sea is the biggest lake in the US state of California with a surface area of 240,000 acres. The lake is predominantly located in the Coachella and Imperial Valleys in California. The Salton Sea is fed by the Alamo Rivers and the New Whitewater together with creeks, drainage systems, and agricultural runoff. The lake's water has a salinity of 56 grams per liter making it greater than that of the Pacific Ocean.
Apr 13 2023