Lake Cowan is a large salt lake located in Western Australia, near the town of Norseman. It covers an area of approximately 1,200 square kilometers and is part of the larger Lake Cowan system. The lake is known for its unique ecosystem, which supports various bird species and other wildlife. The lake's salinity levels can vary significantly, influenced by seasonal rainfall and evaporation rates. During dry periods, the lake can shrink considerably, exposing salt flats. Lake Cowan is also a popular spot for recreational activities, including birdwatching and photography, attracting nature enthusiasts from the region.