Definition of lakeshore
: the shore of a lake;
also
: lakefront
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But Schampel's attack at the lakeshore suggests the birds may be nesting — and attacking — in other areas.
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The National Park System recognizes the lakeshore as having more lighthouses than any other national park site.
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Dunes Action also notes that access to the lakeshore under the Americans with Disabilities Act would be impacted by Pavilion Partners’ plans.
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The team didn’t dig up the entire 185 acres, but the researchers extrapolated that more than 380 people may have been interred in boggy waters along the lakeshore some 2,000 years ago, based on the distribution of the remains that were excavated.
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Trees and lakes The movement promoted enhancing the quality of life in cities by planting trees along streets for future canopies, protecting lakeshores and creating public parks.
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Sometime between 10,000 and 15,000 years ago, a giant ground sloth—a hairy, lumbering beast that weighed as much as a metric ton—wandered along a lakeshore in what is now southern New Mexico.
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Strong winds may cause flooding along the lakeshore throughout the weekend, according to the National Weather Service.
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The lakeshore is at the cusp of being named the park service's 60th national park; a bill to accomplish that feat passed the U.S. House of Representatives late last year and awaits approval by the U.S. Senate.
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