- Salt pans can
refer to: Salt pan (geology), a flat
expanse of
ground covered with salt and
other minerals,
usually found in
deserts Sabkha, a phonetic...
-
Tswana and the
crater was also
formerly known in
English as the
Pretoria Saltpan crater and in
Afrikaans as Soutpankrater, due to the
highly saline lake...
- A salt road (also
known as a salt route, salt way, saltway, or salt
trading route)
refers to any of the
prehistoric and
historical trade routes by which...
- The Sečovlje
Saltworks (Slovene: Sečoveljske soline; Italian:
Saline di Sicciole) is the
largest Slovenian salt
evaporation pond.
Along with the Strunjan...
- 2012.
Retrieved 21 June 2012.
Bratina Jurkovič, Nataša (April 2011). "
Saltpans of Strunjan, Slovenia – proposal" (PDF).
Landscape Management Methodologies:...
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Crimean Tatar: Tuzla; from
Turkic "tuzla" – salty, saline, literally:
saltpan) is a
sandy islet in the form of a spit
located in the
middle of the Strait...
- Dobruja, Romania,
including the
village with the same name. Its name
means "
saltpan" in Turkish.[citation needed] The
commune is
located on the
Black Sea s****...
- places,
while others thrive in the
poorest of
sandy soils or on the edge of
saltpans. Some have a wide
distribution and are common,
whilst others are rare and...
- The salt
ponds of
Santa Maria (Portuguese:
Salinas de
Santa Maria) are a
complex of salt
evaporation ponds north of the city
Santa Maria in the southernmost...
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twelve years, the
Dutch discovered that the
Spaniards had
fortified the
saltpans,
forcing them to give up
their stake in
Araya salt.
After hostilities resumed...
