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	Kleifarvatn - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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		Kleifarvatn is a lake on the Reykjanes peninsula in Iceland.
		It is situated in the south part of the peninsula on the fissure zone of the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and can be reached via a track.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kleifarvatn (128 words)

	Iceland Today - What's on in Iceland - Iceland Lake Disappearing Into New Crack in Earth
		Kleifarvatn is draining at about one centimeter (one-third of an inch) a day, according to Clifton.
		Describing herself as a "walking pencil," because her treks are all mapped by global positioning system (GPS) technology, she investigates open cracks, torn vegetation, rock falls, sinkholes, and other disturbances and tries to determine what caused them.
		The earthquake thought to be responsible for the fissure at Lake Kleifarvatn occurred last year on June 17, about 80 kilometers (49 miles) east in the South Icelandic seismic zone.
	www.whatson.is /?web_id=0&news_id=67 (710 words)

	Coseismic stress changes and crustal deformation on the Reykjanes Peninsula due to triggered earthquakes on 17 June 2000
		This event does not appear to have triggered as much activity on the Reykjanes Peninsula as the 17 June main shock, although the epicenter was closer.
		Crustal deformation signals due to the June 2000 earthquakes on the Reykjanes Peninsula were observed with campaign and continuous GPS and synthetic aperture radar interferometry, with the largest coseismic deformation signal near lake Kleifarvatn.
		Static Coulomb failure stress change calculations indicate that the event at Kleifarvatn increased the Coulomb stress at the hypocenter of the Núpshlídarháls event by 0.1–0.2 MPa as well as loading the Hvalhnúkur fault.
	www.agu.org /pubs/crossref/2004/2004JB003130.shtml (362 words)

	kleifarvatn (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Kleifarvatn is the largest lake on the Reykjanes Peninsula.
		The water level in this lake has always been very sensitive to climate changes and has been used as a local rain gauge.
		Since June 17, 2000 the water level in Kleifarvatn has been lowering at an average rate of 1.3 cm/day.
	www.norvol.hi.is /~amy/kleifarvatn.html (60 words)

	Iceland Lake Disappearing Into New Crack in Earth
		Summary Iceland is regularly stretched, split, and torn by violent earthquakes and haphazardly rebuilt by exploding volcanoes.
		But residents are puzzled by the steady draining of Lake Kleifarvatn, which is disappearing into a long fissure created by an earthquake last summer.
		When she arrived she found a fissure—about a foot wide and 400 meters (1,280 feet) long—that led directly into Lake Kleifarvatn and disappeared beneath the water.
	news.nationalgeographic.com /news/2001/10/1001_lostlake.html (705 words)

	Custom
		Kleifarvatn Caldera The sun sits on the horizon over Kleifarvatn Caldera and Lake in Iceland.
		This is the region of the Mid-Atlantic Rift, where the earth's surface is moving apart at the rate of five centimeters a year.
		Ice Cave in a Glacier An ice cave in Iceland, formed when steam from a fumarole melts an advancing glacier.
	www.icelandwrestling.worldbreak.com /custom.html (678 words)

	The Reykjavík Grapevine Online
		A number of tremours were recorded in and around the lake Kleifarvatn in Reykjanes at 8:15 this morning.
		According to RÚV, the largest tremour measured 3.3 to 3.4 on the Richter scale and was felt as far away as Reykjavík.
		Kleifarvatn is located near Krísuvík, which is one of the most actively volcanic regions in the country.
	www.grapevine.is /?show=newsstory&id=682 (149 words)

	Krýsuvík - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		At Seltún, one finds by now some explanations to the phenomena to see, a wooden show path and hiking trails leading up the mountain Sveifluháls behind.
		The biggest lake in the area Kleifarvatn, began to diminish after a big earthquake in 2000.
		Some of the minor lakes show also the influence of volcanism, so f.ex.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Kr%C3%BDsuv%C3%ADk (212 words)

	Reykjavík Excursions - Trips
		This is a perfect tour, for passengers who want to join one of our late-afternoon tours and receive detailed information on how Iceland was formed.
		Lake Kleifarvatn is the largest lake on the Reykjanes peninsula and one of Iceland’s deepest lakes — or was, until the earthquake of the year 2000.
		A huge cash or crack was made in the bottom of the lake, causing the water level to decline considerably.
	www.re.is /tripsDisplay.asp?tid=19&cID=1 (236 words)

	The Original WWP - Lake Kleifarvatn - Martin Sammtleben - World Wide Panorama
		The Original WWP - Lake Kleifarvatn - Martin Sammtleben - World Wide Panorama
		Lake Kleifarvatn is located in one of Iceland's seismologically most active areas on the Reykjanes Peninsula, south of Reykjavik.
		In 2000 the water level of the lake suddenly started to drop rapidly possibly due to an earthquake.
	geoimages.berkeley.edu /wwp304/html/MartinSammtleben.html (77 words)

	Reykjanes - Grindavik, Blue Lagoon (Iceland)
		But she eventually turned up and found us - she'd been invited to a farewell party for a fellow student (in a swimming pool, as is apparently common in Iceland).
		Heading south out of Reykjavik, our first stop was Kleifarvatn, a large "dead" lake - this was slightly eerie, but not that exciting.
		Just south of Kleifarvatn is a small geothermal area with half a kilometre or so of boardwalk, and some coloured lakes.
	danny.oz.au /travel/iceland/reykjanes.html (527 words)

	WP 5
		At least two faults in the Krýsuvík area experienced significant movement, while many others show evidence of minor movement or shaking.
		Interferometry has shown that a fault centered under Lake Kleifarvatn has experienced as much as 1 m of aseismic slip and is the probably cause of water draining out of the lake at the rate of 9 mm per day.
		Slope failure and large rock fall has occurred along many steep scarps in the vicinity of Lake Kleifarvatn.
	hraun.vedur.is /ja/prepared/wp_list/wp_5.2.html (517 words)

	Skjálfti við Kleifarvatn fannst víða (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		JARÐSKJÁLFTI sem var um 5 stig á Richter varð við vestanvert Kleifarvatn í gærmorgun og fannst hann víða á höfuðborgarsvæðinu.
		Samkvæmt upplýsingum frá Veðurstofu Íslands benda fyrstu vísbendingar til að upptök skjálftans hafi verið við Kleifarvatn.
		Klukkan hálf átta í gærmorgun reið yfir jarðskjálfti upp á 3,5 á Richter við vestanvert Kleifarvatn á Reykjanesi.
	www.picalt.com /picalt/type-getpost-postid-1119553386138 (148 words)

	Arnaldur Indridason; auteur en informatie
		Het privé-leven van Erlendur wordt stukje bij beetje in de boeken onthuld.
		Indridasons laatste boek ‘Kleifarvatn (2004)’ schoot meteen omhoog in de bestsellerlijst van IJsland.
		Rondom deze tijd las ik in de krant dat het waterpeil van het meer Kleifarvatn geslonken was en ook herinnerde ik mij een spionagegeval dat plaatsvond in 1973.
	www.inejacet.nl /Indridason/auteur.htm (655 words)

	AOL Travel: Destination Guides - Rough Guides (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		After visiting Seltun, further north along the detour route towards Reykjavik you will see the huge elongated Kleifarvatn Lake on your right.
		There are numerous hot springs along the beach as you walk, so watch the step.
		Legend has it that Kleifarvatn Lake has its own Loch Ness monster...
	aolsvcuk.roughguides.com /planning/journalEntryActivity.asp?JournalID=33965&EntryID=37820 (88 words)

	Reykjanes, fólkvangur (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		It then continues to the hot springs at Krísuvík, before passing the explosion crater, Grænuvatn, a small lake, to reach the surreal rock formations around Lake Kleifarvatn, with their flashing colours and strange, tortured shapes.
		A ridge of dark, brooding mountains casts a threatening shadow over the waters of the lake Kleifarvatn, said to be home to a monster.
		Some 300km2 of unspoiled countryside traversed by a network of trails, many of them centuries old, the Reykjanes Nature Reserve is a part of Reykjanes best enjoyed at leisure and on foot.
	www.gi.is /moa/tourism/fol.html (245 words)

	The Wonders of Iceland (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Today we enjoy a full-day excursion, exploring the scenic landscape of the Reykjanes Peninsula and stopping at Bessastadir, an ancient Viking site that is now the official residence of the current president.
		We continue to Lake Kleifarvatn where we see an amazing display of geothermal activity, including steaming fumaroles, hot springs, and mud pots.
		We conclude our day at the famous Blue Lagoon, a natural geothermal pool in the middle of a large, dramatic lava field.
	www.burkechristiantours.com /tours/2006/internatio/6I-WI.asp?fontsize=10 (638 words)

	Evening tour in Iceland: The Romantic Trail (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		The road takes us from the American Continental Plate over a mountain ridge to the European Plate.
		We drive alongside the unique lake Kleifarvatn and proceed on the southern side of the volcanic Reykjanes peninsula to the geothermal fields of Krysuvik, with it's boiling mudpots.
		Drive through magnificent lava fields to the shore of the North Atlantic.
	www.iceland-discovery.com /daytours/romantic_trail.shtml (257 words)

	Iceland 2000
		Evening drive south-west from Reykjavik and around the base of the Reykjanes peninsula via Kleifarvatn (lake) to Grindavik and home on more major roads.
		At the southern end of the Kleifarvatn we came across an area with steaming geothermal springs, bubbling mud and sulphurous smells right next to the mountain road.
		Two Ptarmigan on a snow patch within 10 m of the gravel road were viewed in fading light, but at close range from the car.
	www.camacdonald.com /birding/tripreports/Iceland00.html (1210 words)

	Iceland - Two tours! (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		You’ll experience remarkable geological sites, including the Great Geyser and Kleifarvatn where powerful jets of steam escape from deep below the earth’s crust.
		In Iceland, you’ll experience remarkable geological sites, including the Great Geyser and Kleifarvatn where powerful jets of steam escape from deep below the earth’s crust.
		And what trip to Iceland would be complete without a dip in the thermal waters of the Blue Lagoon.
	www.travelwiththeleague.com /Iceland.html (508 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		I was afraid it would rain and this would
		Stephen and receding beach line of Kleifarvatn as water is drained off after a
		at Kleifarvatn near the newly exposed hot springs.
	www.patmedia.net /mjcarr/Iceland1.htm (57 words)

	Triggered fault slip on June 17, 2000 on the Reykjanes Peninsula, SW-Iceland captured by radar interferometry
		Using interferometric analysis of Synthetic Aperture Radar images (InSAR), we measure crustal deformation associated with three triggered deformation events.
		The largest of these occurred at Lake Kleifarvatn, 85 km west of the mainshock epicenter.
		Modeling of the InSAR data reveals strikeslip on a north-striking fault, with a geodetic moment of 6.2 × 10
	www.agu.org /pubs/crossref/2003/2002GL015310.shtml (255 words)

	Iceland Page 15 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		We decided to head towards the south coast, then back up to the airport.
		We drove by Lake Kleifarvatn, and the active hot springs in that area.
		Here are a couple of pictures of bubbling mud caused by the hot springs:
	home.maine.rr.com /thedurfees/IcelandPage15.htm (339 words)

	Rafnpix - Pixels & Pictures (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-08)
		Took some pictures on my first trip on it.
		Took a short trip behind Kleifarvatn in Iceland.
		It realy gives you a new perspective to see the country from below =)
	www.rafnpix.com (132 words)

	Kleifarvatn Photo Gallery by Páll Pétursson at pbase.com
		Kleifarvatn Photo Gallery by Páll Pétursson at pbase.com
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	stats.pbase.com /pall/kleifarvatn&page=2 (31 words)

	Iceland Trip Report by Janet Egan
		On the way I spotted a sign for Krisuvik near the turnoff for Hafnarfjordur so we agreed to try it after supper.
		This road led past Lake Kleifarvatn and past a school for wayward boys (literally in the middle of nowhere - I don't see what possible trouble they could get into out there).
		We found Krisuvik - recognizable by the constant plume of steam visible from a long way away.
	world.std.com /~jegan/ice2.html (3823 words)

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