Kenosee Lake
| Location: | Saskatchewan, Canada | Latitude (N): | 49.82° | Longitude (W): | 102.30° |
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- Leavitt, P. R., and R. D. Vinebrook 1996
- Effects of Human Activity and Recent Climatic Variability on
Lakes in the Palliser Triangle.
Canadian Association of Geographers Annual Meeting, Program and
Abstracts Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, May 11-16 1996.
Sites discussed: Antelope Lake, Kenosee Lake. - Lemmen, D. S., R. E. Vance, S. A. Wolfe, and W. M. Last 1997
- Impacts of Future Climate Change on the Southern Canadian
Prairies: A Paleoenvironmental Perspective.
Geoscience Canada 24(3):121-133.
Sites discussed: Chappice Lake, Elkwater Lake, Harris Lake, Antelope Lake, Clearwater Lake, Oro Lake, Kenosee Lake, Max Lake, Killarney Lake. Brief review of the work carried out at the nine lake sites that were the focus of the Palliser Triangle project. - Sauchyn, M. A. 1994
- Holocene Vegatation Change in Southern Saskatchewan: Three
Pollen Profiles.
In American Quaternary Association (AMQUA) Program and
Abstracts of the Thirteenth Biennial Meeting. p. 154. June 19-
22, 1994, University of Minnesota, Minneapolis.
Sites discussed: Harris Lake, Gaff, Kenosee Lake. Brief abstract reporting ongoing work at these three sites. (16/12/2007). - Vance, R. E., and W. M. Last 1994
- Paleolimnology and Global Change on the Canadian Prairies.
Current Research 1994-B:49-58. Geological Survey of Canada,
Ottawa, Ontario, Canada.
Sites discussed: Killarney Lake, Harris Lake, Kenosee Lake, Chappice Lake, Antelope Lake, Clearwater Lake, Little Fish Lake, Elkwater Lake, Max Lake. - Vance, R. E., W. M. Last, and A. J. Smith 1997
- Hydrologic and Climatic Implications of a Multidisciplinary
Study of Late Holocene Sediments from Kenosee Lake, Southeastern
Saskatchewan, Canada.
Journal of Paleolimnology 18(4):365-393.
AEU SCI QE 39.5 P3 J86 Site discussed: Kenosee Lake. - van der Kamp, G., D. Keir, and M. S. Evans 2008
- Long-term water level changes in closed-basin lakes of the
Canadian prairies.
Canadian Water Resources Journal 33(1):23-38.
Sites discussed: Little Fish Lake, Lower Mann Lake, Upper Mann Lake, Muriel Lake, Manito Lake, Redberry Lake, Little Manitou Lake, Lenore Lake, Waldea Lake, Big Quill Lake, Little Quill Lake, Fishing Lake, Kenosee Lake, Whitebear Lake, Oro Lake, White Water Lake, Devils Lake (ND). Looks at instrumental records of lake level changes and data from examination of air photos. Only a few lakes have records that extend to the early twentieth century; most data is for the last half of the twentieth century. Most lakes show a generally falling trend. Interestingly, Devils Lake stands out as being markedly different with a generally rising trend since the 1940s. (21/05/2012).
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