MacDougall's E longitude and at an altitude of 5010 m in Everest region of Nepal. The catchment of Imja Tsho occupies the northeastern part of the Dudh Koshi sub-basin. The lake itself is located on the lower part of the glacier at the toe of its mother glaciers (snout of Imja and Lhotse Shar Glaciers). The Lhotse Shar Glacier flows in a south-westerly direction. The Imja Glacier on the other hand is oriented in a north-westerly direction and has its terminus at about 5100 m. These two glaciers coalesce approximately 3.5 km above the terminus and flow westwards 	Imja Tsho
25406657	just beneath the trekking path of Imja Tse. The lake was first mapped in the form of a few ponds from the satellite image taken in 1962. The total area of the ponds was approximately 0.03 km then (27916 sq m). With the melting of glaciers, the ponds merged into a supra-glacial lake in the 1970s and it has grown continuously ever since. The lake area increased to approximately 0.8 km (796600 sq m) in 2000 with an average growth rate of 0.02 km per year. On the basis of newly released image of 21 November 2009 on Google 	Imja Tsho
25406658	Earth, the Imja Tsho has attained an area of 1.055 km as a result of which the growth rate of the lake has increased to 0.025 km per year from 2000 to 2009. The preliminary analysis has also shown that there has been an increase of almost 11% in the lake area compared to the area calculated on the basis of satellite image received in October 2008. In 2016, the United Nations Development Programme together with the Government of Nepal's Nepal Army and Department of Meteorology and Hydrology, with the funding support from the Global Environment Facility (GEF) constructed 	Imja Tsho
25406659	an outlet and drained over 4 million cubic meters of water from the lake. Imja Tsho Imja Tsho (or Imja Lake) is a glacial lake created after melt water began collecting at the foot of the Imja Glacier on the lower part of the glacier in the 1950s. A 2009 study described this lake of melt water as one of the fastest-growing in the Himalaya. Held in place by a terminal moraine, Imja Tsho threatens downstream communities with the potential for a glacial outburst flood. Imja Tsho has been identified as one of the potentially dangerous lakes in Himalaya	Imja Tsho
25406660	MacDougall's MacDougall's MacDougall's is a privately owned international auction house based in London, England. Founded in 2004, it is one of Britain's youngest, but fastest growing auction houses. With around 20 million pounds per year in auction sales, MacDougall's is now the 5th or 6th largest auction house in Britain, and consistently one of the three largest in the world for its speciality: Russian Art. The firm has its salerooms in London and representatives in Paris, Moscow, and Kyiv. History. As it held its first auction in November 2004, the firm is relatively young. However, with most 	MacDougall's
25406661	of the staff speaking Russian, with leading art experts based in Russia, and given the founders' experience as Russian Art collectors, it has been able to exploit this specialist niche and grow quickly. Two seasons of Russian Art Sales in London - June and December - dominate the world market for Russian Art, with specialised sales at Sotheby's, Christie's, MacDougall's and Bonham's. In 2008 MacDougall's reached second place behind Sotheby's, while in December 2009, it outsold all three competitors in Russian paintings. In June 2010, MacDougall's sold 900,000 pounds' worth of icons, the largest icon 	MacDougall's
25406662	sale of the year, and held its inaugural auction of Russian Works on Paper, the world's first specialist sale in this sector, raising over 1.5m pounds. Sources. Battling Russian Billionaires Push London Art Auctions Up 90%", Bloomberg, June 11, 2010 "Profile: MacDougall's Art Auctions, Specialists in the Midas Touch", Daily Telegraph, 23 February 2010 "Russian Art Snapped Up in $65.6 Million Auction, Best in a Year Share Business" Bloomberg Dec. 4 2010 "The art market: Street cred for Caro", Financial Times, November 28, 2009 "MacDougall's", Artchronica (Moscow, in Russian), November 2009 "MacDougall's", Expert (Kiev , in Russian), 4 Oct 2010 MacDougall's MacDougall's is a privately owned international auction house based in London, England. Founded in 2004, it is one of Britain's youngest, but fastest growing auction houses. With around 20 million pounds per year in auction sales, MacDougall's is now the 5th or 6th largest auction house in Britain, and consistently one of the three largest in the world for its speciality: Russian Art. The firm has its salerooms in London and representatives in Paris, Moscow, and Kyiv. History. As it held its first auction in November 2004, the firm is