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Crater Lake

Sacred Lake

Oregon, United StatesElement: Water/Fire42.9446, -122.1090

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Crater Lake is the deepest lake in the United States (594 m), formed in the caldera of Mount Mazama volcano. Sacred to the Klamath as the place where the underworld god Llao was defeated. The purity of the water (one of the clearest lakes in the world) is seen as a mirror of the cosmos.

Energetic characteristics

Deepest lake in the United States (594 m)
Formed in the crater of Mount Mazama 7,700 years ago
Sacred to the Klamath people
One of the clearest lakes in the world
Wizard Island — emergent volcanic cone
Phantom Ship — rock formation in the lake
National Park

Special dates

Solstice at Crater Lake
June 21
Formed in the crater of a volcano, Crater Lake is sacred to the Klamath people, who see it as a dwelling place of spirits. At the summer solstice, its deep-blue waters reflect the sun at its peak strength.

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Crater Lake (giiwas): Sacred Lake of the Klamath Tribes Under Federal Stewardship for 124 Years

Giiwas, known as Crater Lake, is a sacred place for the Klamath Tribes, regarded as a portal between the physical and spiritual worlds. Since 1902, its designation as a National Park has limited traditional practices, yet the tribes continue to keep the ancestral bond with this sacred place alive. The story of Llao and Skell reveals the deep spirituality connected to the lake, preserved to this day.

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Crater LakeSubmitted by: Gaia Gateways (Web)

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