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The 38 pages that link to Glacial lake, each with the reason it gives.

• Glacial lake outburst floodNarrower topic: Outburst floods are sudden drainage events from this broader class of lakes.

• Great LakesNarrower topic: The Great Lakes are large remnants of landscapes formed by glaciation.

• U-shaped valleyNarrower topic: Many lakes in U-shaped valleys owe their basins or barriers to glaciation.

• VarveNarrower topic: Many classic varves form where glacial meltwater delivers sediment during summer.

• Lake AgassizNarrower topic: Agassiz was a proglacial lake held against the Laurentide Ice Sheet.

• Lake ConstanceNarrower topic: Lake Constance belongs to a landscape strongly modified by Alpine glaciation.

• Loch NessNarrower topic: Glacial erosion deepened the basin in which Loch Ness lies.

• Proglacial lakeNarrower topic: Proglacial lakes are one type of lake associated with glaciers.

• Lake GardaNarrower topic: Glacial activity carved and deepened Garda’s long basin.

• Finnish LakelandNarrower topic: Many Lakeland basins owe their form to glacial erosion and deposition.

• Lake MaggioreNarrower topic: Glacial erosion carved the basin that holds Lake Maggiore.

• Tasman GlacierNarrower topic: The glacier’s retreat has transformed the lower valley into a lake-and-ice landscape.

• Alpine lakeNarrower topic: Many alpine lakes occupy basins excavated by glaciers or dammed by glacial deposits.

• Finger LakesNarrower topic: The Finger Lakes are glacially carved lakes, although their basins were not simply dammed by ice.

• KönigsseeNarrower topic: Glacial erosion carved Königssee’s deep, narrow basin between steep slopes.

• Lake ItascaNarrower topic: Retreating glaciers shaped the basin that holds Lake Itasca.

• Lakes of KillarneyNarrower topic: Glacial processes shaped the basins and mountain scenery around the lakes.

• Todos los Santos LakeNarrower topic: Glacial processes formed the basin that holds Todos los Santos Lake.