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What is the frostline depth in saskatchewan Canada
Asteroids where mainly formed inside the frostline and are mainly rocks and metals. Comets where formed outside the frostline and are mainly Water ice and other volatile chemicals.
Lake St. Clair is 27 inches deep. It is a lake that is located in between Michigan and Canada.
hei/her mysteries as deep as Lake Michigan
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The frost line in Leadville, CO is typically around 48-60 inches deep. This depth can vary depending on factors like soil type, weather conditions, and the specific location of the property. It is important to dig below the frost line when installing foundations or footings to prevent damage from freezing and thawing.
Frostline in Utah (not specifically for Box Elder County) is 30 inches deep. I assume that this is a typical statewide rule of thumb good for most locations but would not apply to very high elevations.
No. No lake is "bottomless." It's probably not even all that deep, relatively speaking.
Lake Michigan averages 279 feet deep, and is 925 feet at its deepest point. It is approximately 118 miles wide and 307 miles long and is the only great lake located entirely in the U.S. I hope it's the answer you've been looking for. :)