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Русский: Соляные столбы на озере Баскунчак, природный парк «Баскунчак»: Ахтубинский район, Астраханская область
English: Lake Baskunchak, Baskunchak nature park: Astrakhan Oblast, Russia. Wooden pillars were used for salt production – a net attached to the pillars was lowered into the very salty (the salinity is about 300 g/l) lake water. After that it was raised and the salt crystallized.
Español: Lago Baskunchak, parque natural Baskunchak, óblast de Astracán, Rusia. Los postes de madera se usaban para la producción de sal: se bajaba en el agua muy salada del lago (la salinidad es de aproximadamente 300 g/l) una red conectada con los postes. Tras levantarla, se cristalizó la sal.
Українська: Соляні стовпи на озері Баскунчак, природний парк «Баскунчак», Астраханська область, Росія.
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Date Taken on 16 May 2018, 18:45:47
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Author Ted.ns
Camera location48° 12′ N, 46° 50′ E Kartographer map based on OpenStreetMap.View this and other nearby images on: OpenStreetMapinfo

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