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English: Pleistocene epoch map showing the extent of the Lake Bonneville Flood and Pleistocene lakes in northwestern United States around 14.5000 radiocarbon years (~17,500 calendar years) before present.
 
Ice Sheet
 
Pleistocene Lake
 
Present day Lake
 
Direction of flood
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Own work based on: America-blank-map-01.svg and

Author Fallschirmjäger
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