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The Lucin Cutoff is a railroad line that runs across the lake, crossing the southern end of the Promontory Peninsula. The mostly solid causeway supporting the railway divides the lake into three arms: the northeast, northwest, and southern.
A recent report found that the lake could essentially disappear within five years. As a key stopover for migrating birds, the lake's loss could undermine whole ecosystems.
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"Salt Lake City" was written to call attention to the band's major fan base in the city of the same name.
In 1902, the Southern Pacific Railroad constructed a new line directly across the lake so that engines would not have to climb over the mountains.
The Great Salt Lake's salinity and water level differences date back to the 1950s when the Southern Pacific Railroad replaced Lucin Cutoff — a bridge that was built in the early 1900s to speed up train travel times — with a causeway that runs through the lake, splitting it in half.