Lemosh
Geography
Area: 15K mi²
Shore Length: 931 mi
Elevation: 166 ft
Average Depth: 37 ft
Max Depth: 246 ft
Fauna & Flora
Aquatic Plants: Various species of water lilies, lotus, and submerged grasses add to the beauty and ecological balance of the lake.
Algae and Seaweeds: These provide essential nutrients for the aquatic ecosystem and contribute to the overall health of the lake.
Fish: Lake Lemash is rich in fish species, including but not limited to trout, bass, catfish, and perch. These contribute significantly to the local economy through fishing.
Mollusks: The lake is known for its abundant mollusk population, particularly mussels and clams, which contribute to the formation of pearls.
Birds: Various species of waterfowl, such as ducks, swans, and herons, are commonly found around the shores of Lake Lemash. These birds play a role in the lake's ecosystem and contribute to its scenic beauty.
Amphibians: Frogs and toads are present in the surrounding marshy areas, adding to the biodiversity of the lake's ecosystem.
Insects: Water bugs, dragonflies, and other aquatic insects thrive in and around Lake Lemash, forming an essential part of the local food web.
Type
Lake
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