Kettles lakes are the depressions of left behind after partially buried ice blocks melt. Many of the lakes are filled with water and then it is called as kettle lakes. Some of places called the lake as basin lakes due to the shape like a basin. The lake is formed when a piece of glacier ice breaks off and become buried by glacial till or moraine deposits. Over the time, when the ice melts, it will leave a small depression in the land. Then, water filled in the depression area and become a lake. This lake is usually very small and more like a ponds than lakes. This type of lake is mostly found in Michigan, United State.
The formation of kettle lakes:
• Kettle lakes basins were formed as the glaciers receded.
• A block of ice broke off the
The formation of kettle lakes:
• Kettle lakes basins were formed as the glaciers receded.
• A block of ice broke off the