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The 11 pages that link to Lake Bonneville, each with the reason it gives.

• Endorheic basinBroader topic: Its shorelines record past water levels in the Great Salt Lake basin.

• Glacial lakeBroader topic: Its shorelines and deposits preserve the history of a major ice-age lake.

• Great Salt LakeBroader topic: The Great Salt Lake is a remnant of this much larger lake.

• Great BasinBroader topic: Its former shoreline shows how climate change reshaped an enclosed Great Basin watershed.

• Bonneville Salt FlatsBroader topic: Its retreat left sediments and salts that helped form the flats.

• Salt Lake CityNarrower topic: Its ancient basin shaped the landscape surrounding the modern city.

• Proglacial lakeCompared with: It is a useful contrast: a glacial-age lake need not be proglacial.

• UtahRelated: Its shorelines and sediments remain visible across northern and western Utah.

• Pluvial lakeBroader topic: Its shorelines record a major pluvial lake's changing levels and eventual overflow.

• Dry lakeBroader topic: Its retreat left the Bonneville Salt Flats and other dry basin surfaces.

• Isostatic depressionRelated: Its water load caused measurable crustal deformation, illustrating depression beyond glacial settings.