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"There Was Nothing Left": Disappeared for 130 Years, One of the Largest Lakes in the World Has Resurfaced!

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In the San Joaquin Valley, California, farmers have long cultivated cotton, pistachios and almonds on dry land. No one, or almost anyone, remembered that a huge lake was sleeping under their feet. In 2023, the Tulare Lake woke up.
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"There Was Nothing Left": Disappeared for 130 Years, One of the Largest Lakes in the World Has Resurfaced!

In the San Joaquin Valley, California, farmers have long cultivated cotton, pistachios and almonds on dry land. No one, or almost anyone, remembered that a huge lake was sleeping under their feet. In 2023, the Tulare Lake woke up.

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Presse-citron broke the news in on Sunday, January 4, 2026.
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