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Flash (lake)

A flash is a body of water that forms where the land below it has subsided. Whilst these are mostly found in areas where mining has taken place, some can occur naturally.

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Flash (lake)

Nodes31
Edges30
Triples6
Avg. degree1.94
Density0.064516
Components1

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flashes flash mining cheshire salt water extraction brine river yorkshire subsidence land areas used coal created also word caused surface

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Cheshireinstance ofA subsidence of the surface due to the working of rock salt and pumping of brine.Flashes are common in former mining areas0.80text
Lancashireinstance ofA subsidence of the surface due to the working of rock salt and pumping of brine.Flashes are common in former mining areas0.80text
Yorkshireinstance ofA subsidence of the surface due to the working of rock salt and pumping of brine.Flashes are common in former mining areas0.80text
where mining has had an effect on the landscapeinstance ofA subsidence of the surface due to the working of rock salt and pumping of brine.Flashes are common in former mining areas0.80text
Pennington Flash Country Parkinstance ofhas been turned into a marina.Coal extraction in Lancashire has resulted in flashes occurring in and around Leigh0.80text
which now covers over 70 acresinstance ofhas been turned into a marina.Coal extraction in Lancashire has resulted in flashes occurring in and around Leigh0.80text

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