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Caples lake is a reservoir that is located near Kirkwood, California along highway 88 (also called Carson pass). The lake was used as a halting place for wagon travelers who were trekking the historic Mormon Emigrant trail during the Gold Rush. The lake has been used by many different groups of people including Native Americans, 49ers, and resort owners so it is known by a few different names. The variant names are clear lake, summit lake, and twin lakes. Currently, Caples lake is a reservoir being used for water and recreation. Woods creek and Emigrant creek both flow into Caples lake which drains into Caples creek. Caples creek meets up with the South Fork of the American River. Caples lake is owned by the El Dorado Irrigation District (EID) who is using it as part of the hydroelectric p

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rdfs:label	Caples Lake (en)
rdfs:comment	Caples lake is a reservoir that is located near Kirkwood, California along highway 88 (also called Carson pass). The lake was used as a halting place for wagon travelers who were trekking the historic Mormon Emigrant trail during the Gold Rush. The lake has been used by many different groups of people including Native Americans, 49ers, and resort owners so it is known by a few different names. The variant names are clear lake, summit lake, and twin lakes. Currently, Caples lake is a reservoir being used for water and recreation. Woods creek and Emigrant creek both flow into Caples lake which drains into Caples creek. Caples creek meets up with the South Fork of the American River. Caples lake is owned by the El Dorado Irrigation District (EID) who is using it as part of the hydroelectric p (en)
foaf:name	(en) Caples Lake (en)
name	Caples Lake (en)
geo:lat	38.698612 (xsd:float)
geo:long	-120.045555 (xsd:float)
foaf:depiction
location	California Alpine County, California
dcterms:subject	Reservoirs in Northern California Reservoirs in California Reservoirs in Alpine County, California
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Wikipage revision ID	1096109396 (xsd:integer)
Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage	California California Gold Rush Round Top (Alpine County, California) Reservoirs in Northern California Eldorado National Forest Elephants Back Mokelumne Wilderness Mormon Trail California Department of Fish and Wildlife Reservoirs in California Alpine County, California Reservoirs in Alpine County, California
sameAs	Caples Lake Caples Lake Caples Lake
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basin countries	United States (en)
caption	View from Caples Lake with Elephants Back to left and Round Top centered. (en)
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location	California Alpine County, California
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has abstract	Caples lake is a reservoir that is located near Kirkwood, California along highway 88 (also called Carson pass). The lake was used as a halting place for wagon travelers who were trekking the historic Mormon Emigrant trail during the Gold Rush. The lake has been used by many different groups of people including Native Americans, 49ers, and resort owners so it is known by a few different names. The variant names are clear lake, summit lake, and twin lakes. Currently, Caples lake is a reservoir being used for water and recreation. Woods creek and Emigrant creek both flow into Caples lake which drains into Caples creek. Caples creek meets up with the South Fork of the American River. Caples lake is owned by the El Dorado Irrigation District (EID) who is using it as part of the hydroelectric project 184 system. (en)
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foaf:isPrimaryTopicOf	wikipedia-en:Caples_Lake
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is Link from a Wikipage to another Wikipage of	California State Route 88 List of dams and reservoirs in California List of lakes of California Elephants Back Mokelumne Peak Mokelumne Wilderness California Historical Landmarks in Alpine County Silver Lake (Amador County, California)
is address of	California Historical Landmarks in Alpine County
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