From Ocean Atlas and using you figure of 1-2 inches you would get with a lot of rounding 40,000 inches in on km leangth. Divide 335,258,000 by 40,000 and we get 8381 cubic km for each inch of ocean level rise.
At its greatest extent the Lake Manly which filled Death Valley during the ice ages in the past was 800 feet deep at it maximum and 80 miles long in a typical rift valley lake system.
Roughly guessing I would put that at 80*10 or 800 square miles and if the slope is 45 degrees that would be as if it were all about 400 feet deep. Divide 400 by 0.3861022 gives 1036 square km, 400 feet equals 4800 inches divided by 40,000 equals .12 cubic km per square km. Multiply 1036 by .12 gives you 125 cubic km. 8381 divided by 125 means filling Death Valley would be equal to 1/67 inches of ocean water. Hardly seems worth the effort for .015 inches of meltwater.
Badwater, Death Valley, California -282 ft.
Yes. it is more than 200 feet below sea level. it use to be filled with water.
There probably aren't amphibians in Death Valley. Think about it. Amphibians spend part of there life cycle in the water. Is there much water in Death Valley?
Death Valley is in California, USA. It mainly consists of water and rocks.
Bad Water Basin of Death Valley of the Mojave Desert of California is 282 feet below sea level.
it is saltwater. it was filled with sea water before it became desert. but if you buy water, it is not salt water. some salt water are found in death valley.
the sacramento and san joaquin valley water
That would be Bad Water Basin. At 284 feet below sea level it is the lowest elevation in North America.
Yes there is groundwater that comes from Nevada. Well, the Amargosa River begins in Oasis Valley north of Beatty, Nevada and flows south through Shoshone, California; Tecopa, Amargosa Canyon and then it makes a big turn and heads north. It feeds Saratoga Springs and then bottoms out at Badwater Basin 282 feet below sea level in the heart of Death Valley. During most of its 200 mile journey the Amargosa River flows underground.
IT WILL CAUSE your body poisoned
Death Valley Days - 1952 Dry Water Sailors 14-11 was released on: USA: 23 December 1965
Effect of low water level in the boiler is rapid increase the temperature of the metal tubes, causing a collapse or rupture.