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|NAME = Skaneateles Lake<br />
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|BILD = Skaneateles Lake, New York, pier.jpg <br />
|BILDBESCHREIBUNG = Pier am Skaneateles Lake<br />
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|BREITENGRAD = 42/51/45/N<br />
|LÄNGENGRAD = 76/22/22/W<br />
|REGION-ISO = US-NY<br />
|LAGE = [[Onondaga County]], [[Cayuga County]], [[Cortland County]] in [[New York (Bundesstaat)|New York]] (USA)<br />
|ZUFLUSS = <br />
|ABFLUSS = Skaneateles Creek → [[Seneca River (Oswego River)|Seneca River]]<br />
|UFERORT = [[Skaneateles]]<br />
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|BAUZEIT = 1902<br />
|BAUHOEHE = 6.6 <br />
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|WASSERHOEHE = <!-- Tiefe der tiefsten Stelle des Sees --><br />
|KRONENHOEHE = <!-- Höhe über dem Meeresspiegel --><br />
|MAUERVOL = <br />
|KRONENLAENGE = 45<br />
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|BETREIBER = City Of Syracuse<br />
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|STAUZIEL = 263<br />
|FLÄCHE = 36<br />
|SEELAENGE = 26<br />
|SEEBREITE = 2.4<br />
|MAX-TIEFE = 96<br />
|SPEICHERRAUM = 135000000<br />
|STAURAUM = <br />
|EINZUG = 1850<br />
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|BILD1 = Wooden boats Skaneateles 2007.jpg <br />
|BILD1-BESCHREIBUNG = Wooden Boat Show<br />
|BILD2 = Senecarivermap.png <br />
|BILD2-BESCHREIBUNG = Lage des Skaneateles Lake<br />
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'''Skaneateles Lake''' ({{IPA-en|ˌskæniˈætləs|}}, {{IPA-en|ˌskɪniˈætləs|local}}<ref>{{cite book|title=[[Kenyon and Knott|A Pronouncing Dictionary of American English]] |last1=Kenyon |first1=John S. |authorlink1=John S. Kenyon |last2=Knott |first2=Thomas A. |year=1953 |publisher=Merriam-Webster |location=Springfield, Mass. |isbn=0-87779-047-7 |page=393}}</ref>) --><br />
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Der '''Skaneateles Lake''' ist ein See der [[Finger Lakes]] im US-Bundesstaat [[New York (Bundesstaat)|New York]].<br />
Der Name "Skaneateles" bedeutet in einer der lokalen [[Irokesen]]-Sprachen „langer See“.<br />
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Der See entstand als [[Moräne]]nsee am Ende der [[Letzte Kaltzeit|letzten Eiszeit]].<br />
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Der Skaneateles Lake hat eine Fläche von 26&nbsp;km², eine Länge von 26&nbsp;km sowie eine maximale Breite von 2,4&nbsp;km.<br />
Der See liegt auf einer Höhe von {{Höhe|263}}.<ref name="USGS">{{Gnis|970614}}</ref><br />
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Der Skaneateles Lake gilt als sauberster See der Finger Lakes. Er dient als Trinkwasser-Reservoir für [[Syracuse (New York)|Syracuse]] und weitere Städte.<ref name="FINDLAKES">{{Webarchiv|url=http://findlakes.com/skaneateles_lake_new-york~ny00414.htm |wayback=20111101142331 |text=FindLakes |archiv-bot=2023-01-10 14:37:18 InternetArchiveBot }}</ref><br />
Aus diesem Grunde wird besonderes Augenmerk auf die Wasserqualität im See und seinem [[Einzugsgebiet]] gelegt.<br />
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Die Ufer des Skaneateles Lake gehören zu folgenden Countys: [[Onondaga County]], [[Cayuga County]] und [[Cortland County]]. <br />
Der Ort [[Skaneateles]] mit einer Einwohnerzahl von etwa 2500 liegt am Nordende des Sees. <br />
Seit 1881 gibt es Sommer-[[Cottage (Wohngebäude)|Cottages]] am See. Mittlerweile beträgt ihre Anzahl über 2000.<br />
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Der See ist beliebt als Segelgewässer. Seit 1847 gibt es Regatten auf dem Skaneateles Lake.<br />
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The Skaneateles Country Club now has a boating center. The [[Lightning (dinghy)|Lightning]], a racing dinghy, was designed and produced in Skaneateles, as was the [[Comet (sailboat)|Comet]]. There are few marinas or other commercial facilities on the lake shore. Controls are stringent, because the lake is a source of water for the City of Syracuse. There is a New York state public boat launch site located on the west side of the lake just south of the Skaneateles Country Club marina. The town of Spafford has a public boat launch near Borodino on the east side of the lake about four miles south of the Skaneateles Sailing Club. Glen Haven, at the head of the lake (The Finger Lakes flow South to North), offers a marina and docking. Cruises are available from the village. A mailboat serving cottages along the lake also carries passengers.<br />
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Landmarks and scenic features appear around the lake. Many historic buildings enhance the village of [[Skaneateles]]. Carpenter's Falls are in a nature preserve accessible to the public near New Hope on the west side of the lake, where the New Hope Mill likewise may be visited. Opposite Carpenter Point is [[Ten Mile Point, New York|Ten Mile Point]], a favorite picnic destination. The southern end of the lake, bounded by high hills (below, right) differs in character from the north. [[Glen Haven]], a hamlet located there, once featured a large resort hotel but now offers smaller visitor accommodations and seasonal dining. On the west side, the high Town of [[Niles, New York]] provides scenic prospects. On the east side, the high Town of [[Spafford, New York]] offers panoramic views (above, right, and link below). Between these towns lies deep Glen Haven valley in the Town of [[Scott, New York]], in the third county. A splendid framed vista from Glen Haven northward up Skaneateles Lake appears in the [[Scott, New York]] article, with views of other towns appearing their respective articles. The hamlet of [[Borodino]] in Spafford retains an 1830 church, little altered, in the Federal style and noted as a center of the abolitionist movement where Frederick Douglas spoke.<br />
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Skaneateles Lake is separated from two other nearby Finger Lakes, [[Otisco Lake|Otisco]] and [[Owasco Lake|Owasco]], by ridges some 600 feet above the waters, affording magnificent prospects on both sides. Much of the highland terrain is forested, with several large public preserves. Once more cultivated, this region was known for the [[teasel]] industry until 1930. Teasels were employed commercially by woolen mills to raise the nap on the material. Although some dairy farms remain in the highlands, occasionally remaining in the same family after many generations, much of the land no longer serves agriculture. There is some experimention with introduction of vineyards, which have proved so successful on the more western [[Finger Lakes]]. Skaneateles Lake, however, at elevation 863 feet, may offer a less salubrious microclimate than larger, deeper and lower lakes, like [[Cayuga Lake]], at elevation 382 feet.<br />
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A large [[Fish kill|die-off]] of bass in the spring of 2007 was later confirmed to be due to [[viral hemorrhagic septicema]] (VHS), a virus-caused fish disease that has killed millions of fish in the Great Lakes since its presence was noticed in the region in 2005.<ref>Figura, Dave. {{Webarchiv|url=http://www.syracuse.com/articles/sports/index.ssf?%2Fbase%2Fsports-1%2F1173434142263520.xml&coll=1 |wayback=20071012133200 |text=Federal Lab Confirms VHS Caused Fish Kill |archiv-bot=2019-05-14 06:56:19 InternetArchiveBot }}. ''The Post-Standard''. 2007-07-14. Retrieved on 2007-07-15.</ref> This is the second of the Finger Lakes found to be contaminated with the virus, after its presence was detected in the westernmost of the Finger Lakes, [[Conesus Lake]], in 2006.<ref>Crawford, Franklin. [http://www.news.cornell.edu/stories/May07/fish.virus.spreading.html Cornell researchers confirm that deadly fish virus has spread to 19 species, threatening sport-fishing industry]. ''Chronicle Online''. Cornell University. May 17, 2007. Retrieved July 14, 2007.</ref> The virus and disease are not a threat to human health, but the state of New York is working to slow its spread to other lakes. New state bait regulations were announced on June 6, 2007, aimed at curbing the spread of VHS.<ref>[http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/33072.html Fish Health Regulations in Response to VHS]. New York State Department of Environmental Conservation. 2007-06-15. Retrieved 2007-07-15.</ref> VHS can be spread between bodies of water through live or frozen bait fish, roe, live wells, and ballast water, among other ways. Boats and fishing equipment should be disinfected before transfer from Skaneateles Lake to other bodies of water.<br />
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== Literatur ==<br />
* Samuel H. Sage, "Skaneateles Lake," ''Encyclopedia of New York State''. Syracuse University Press, 2005.<br />
*[http://cnyeco.ravenglass.com/archives/water/000072.php Morphometry of Skaneateles Lake]<br />
*[http://www.epa.gov/region02/water/lakes/skaneateles.htm Skaneateles Lake ]<br />
*[http://waterontheweb.org/data/skaneateles/index.html Lake Skaneateles]<br />
*Sue Ellen Woodcock. ''Skaneateles''. Arcadia-Images of America. 2001<br />
* Dave Tobin: ''A Watertight Watershed.'' ''The Post-Standard'', 24. Dezember 2006 [http://www.syracuse.com/poststandard/stories/index.ssf?/base/news-7/1166954244256170.xml&coll=1]<br />
*[http://historical.library.cornell.edu/cgi-bin/cul.nys/docviewer?did=nys610&seq=63&frames=0&view=50 Beauchamp, William M. ''Indian Names in New York''. Fayetteville, NY: Recorder Office, 1893.]<br />
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== Weblinks == <br />
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* [http://spectacularspafford.borodinobullett.com/ Spectacular Spafford]<br />
* [http://www.nyfalls.com/lakes/skaneateles.html Lake photos and area information]<br />
* [http://www.skansailclub.com/ Skaneateles Sailing Club]<br />
* [http://www.dec.ny.gov/outdoor/23881.html Public Boat Launching Sites - Onondaga County]<br />
* [http://www.nyfalls.com/carpenter.html Carpenter Falls photos and information]<br />
* [http://www.naturalhighs.net/waterfalls/falls05/Carpenters.htm Carpenter Falls]<br />
* [http://www.pacny.net/freedom_trail/ Borodino Church, Underground Railroad]<br />
* [http://www.pacny.net/freedom_trail/ Spaulding House, Underground Railroad]<br />
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== Einzelnachweise ==<br />
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