- The
Great Salt Lake is the
largest sal****er lake in the
Western Hemisphere and the eighth-largest
terminal lake in the world. It lies in the northern...
- The San
Francisco Bay Salt Ponds are a
roughly 16,500-acre (6,700 ha) part of the San
Francisco Bay that have been used as
salt evaporation ponds since...
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preserving food. It is also
called bay salt,
solar salt, or
simply salt. Like
mined rock
salt,
production of sea
salt has been
dated to
prehistoric times...
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harvest mouse, is an
endangered rodent endemic to the San
Francisco Bay Area
salt marshes in California. The two
distinct subspecies are both endangered...
- A
salt evaporation pond is a
shallow artificial salt pan
designed to
extract salts from sea
water or
other brines. The
salt pans are
shallow and expansive...
- The
South Bay Salt Works is a
salt factory in
southern San
Diego near
Chula Vista, in the
South Bay region of San
Diego County, California. Initially...
- have
produced salt in the
bay, with the
Leslie Salt Company the
largest private land
owner in the
Bay Area in the 1940s. Low-salinity
salt ponds mirror...
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Walvis Bay Panoramic view of the
salt flats of
Walvis Bay Panoramic view of the
salt flats of
Walvis Bay Panoramic view of the
salt flats of
Walvis Bay Panoramic...
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filled with
bay salt produced from Korea's west coast,
sealed with red clay, and
baked in a kiln with pine tree firewood. The
baked salt lumps harden...
- more
formally called table salt. In the form of a
natural crystalline mineral,
salt is also
known as rock
salt or halite.
Salt is
essential for life in...
