Jackson Lake
USA /
California /
Wrightwood /
World
/ USA
/ California
/ Wrightwood
World / United States / California
fishing area, lake
Jackson Lake is a small body of water located in a canyon east of Wrightwood and Big Pines. Jackson Lake was formed by the San Andreas fault, and is mostly fed by snow runoff from the mountains. During summer months, many fishermen utilize Jackson Lake, as it is the only real place to go fishing in Wrightwood. During winter months it isn't uncommon to see the top of Jackson Lake frozen over with ice.
SAG POND
A sag pond is a body of water, which forms as water collects in the lowest parts of the depression that forms between two strands of an active strike-slip fault.[1] The relative motion of the two fault strands results in a stretching of the land between them, causing the land between them to sink.
SAG POND
A sag pond is a body of water, which forms as water collects in the lowest parts of the depression that forms between two strands of an active strike-slip fault.[1] The relative motion of the two fault strands results in a stretching of the land between them, causing the land between them to sink.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 34°23'32"N 117°43'34"W
- Searles Lake 160 km
- Salton Sea 179 km
- Danby Lake 231 km
- Owens Valley Lake 241 km
- Laguna Salada 270 km
- Lake Havasu 302 km
- Lake Mead: Boulder Basin 325 km
- Lake Mead: Virgin Basin 350 km
- Lake Mead 355 km
- Lake Mead: Overton Arm 375 km
- Wrightwood, California 9 km
- Black Butte 18 km
- Farm 19 km
- Sheep Wash Alluvial Fan 19 km
- 04CA Gray Butte Field Airport 20 km
- Angeles National Forest 26 km
- Cajon Pass 27 km
- San Andreas Fault Zone (approximate) 47 km
- Los Angeles County, California 54 km
- San Bernardino National Forest 55 km