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- Lake Salvador (French: Lac Salvador) is a 44,800-acre (18,100 ha) lake about 12 miles (19 km) southwest of New Orleans, Louisiana, in Jefferson, Lafourche, and St. Charles parishes. The lake has had multiple names. On the d'Anville map of 1732, the lake was Lac des Ounchas. The Darby map of 1816 lists the lake as Ouacha Lake and other times it was spelled Ouachas Lake. Finally, on the Cram map of 1916, the lake was both Lake Ouache and Salvador. Lake Salvador is a shallow lake, with an average depth of about six feet (1.8 m). It is mostly at sea level and measures about 16 miles (26 km) long and 12 miles (19 km) wide. The lake is fed by then flows into the Gulf of Mexico. Lake Salvador is surrounded by swamp and offer a habitat for catfish, bass, and red drum. Young bull sharks have been known to prefer low-salinity or brackish water, and in 2015 one was found in the lake. A Louisiana Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Marine Fisheries Biologist stated that bull sharks are one of the more aggressive shark species worldwide. Biologist manager Shane Granier stated, "It’s not necessarily a common occurrence, but it’s not unheard of [to find sharks in the lake.]" (en)
- Le lac Salvador (anciennement lac Ouachas) est situé dans l'État de Louisiane aux États-Unis à 40 km au sud de La Nouvelle-Orléans. Cette étendue d'eau a une superficie de 500 km2. Ce lac s'étend sur trois paroisses de Louisiane : la paroisse de la Fourche, la paroisse de Jefferson et la paroisse de Saint-Charles. Le lac Salvador reçoit les eaux du lac des Allemands, puis le lac s'écoule vers la baie de Barataria dans le golfe du Mexique. Le lac Salvador recèle une grande quantité de poissons-chats ou siluriformes. (fr)
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- Jefferson / Lafourche / St. Charles parishes, Louisiana, US (en)
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- Le lac Salvador (anciennement lac Ouachas) est situé dans l'État de Louisiane aux États-Unis à 40 km au sud de La Nouvelle-Orléans. Cette étendue d'eau a une superficie de 500 km2. Ce lac s'étend sur trois paroisses de Louisiane : la paroisse de la Fourche, la paroisse de Jefferson et la paroisse de Saint-Charles. Le lac Salvador reçoit les eaux du lac des Allemands, puis le lac s'écoule vers la baie de Barataria dans le golfe du Mexique. Le lac Salvador recèle une grande quantité de poissons-chats ou siluriformes. (fr)
- Lake Salvador (French: Lac Salvador) is a 44,800-acre (18,100 ha) lake about 12 miles (19 km) southwest of New Orleans, Louisiana, in Jefferson, Lafourche, and St. Charles parishes. The lake has had multiple names. On the d'Anville map of 1732, the lake was Lac des Ounchas. The Darby map of 1816 lists the lake as Ouacha Lake and other times it was spelled Ouachas Lake. Finally, on the Cram map of 1916, the lake was both Lake Ouache and Salvador. (en)
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- Lake Salvador (en)
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