Mosappunuma Pond
Hamanaka Town ・ 藻散布沼
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GSI Tiles (elevation tiles, seamless aerial photos), processed by this site.Data sources: Landsat8画像(GSI,TSIC,GEO Grid/AIST), Landsat8画像(courtesy of the U.S. Geological Survey), 海底地形(GEBCO)。
1978Mosappunuma Pond in 1978Aerial photo taken by the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan, shown with the film edge and instruments intact.

About Mosappunuma Pond
A shallow, brackish lagoon-origin lake with an intricate shoreline west of the Kiritappu Wetland. It was designated part of the Kiritappu Wetland Ramsar Site in 1993 together with Hichirippunuma. The 1991 survey recorded tufted ducks, greater scaup, goldeneyes and whooper swans in winter.
Sources: Ministry of the Environment, Ramsar Site leaflet: Kiritappu-shitsugen, Environment Agency of Japan, Lake Survey Report: Data Appendix (1993) (sources in Japanese)
Lake data
- Area
- 0.62 km²#38 in Hokkaido
- Surface elevation
- 1 m
- Transparency
- 0.8 m#55 in Hokkaidoas of the 1991 survey
- Origin
- Lagoon-origin lake
- Lake type
- Dystrophic
- Fresh or brackish
- Brackish
- Freezing
- Freezes in winter
- Natural park
- Akkeshi-Kiritappu-Konbumori Quasi-National Park
- Ramsar Convention
- Ramsar Site
- Lake number
- 0620number in the national lake survey
Sources: Environment Agency of Japan, 4th National Survey on the Natural Environment: Lake Survey Report (1993). Area and depth use newer figures from the Geospatial Information Authority of Japan where available. Origin, lake type, transparency, freezing and unmodified status are as of the 1991 survey.
Themes that include Mosappunuma Pond
Nearby lakes
Nearby roadside stations
- Michi-no-Eki Akkeshi Gourmet ParkAkkeshi Town14 km
- Michi-no-Eki Swan 44 NemuroNemuro City44 km
- Michi-no-Eki OdaitoBetsukai Town60 km
Straight-line distances.