- The
Sarygamysh Lake, also
Sarykamysh or Sary-Kamysh (Turkmen: Sarygamyş köli, Uzbek:
Sariqamish ko‘li, Karakalpak: Sarıqamıs kóli, Russian: Сарыкамы́шское...
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Turkey Sarıqamış, Neftchala,
Azerbaijan Sarıqamış, Samukh,
Azerbaijan Sarygamysh Lake, in
Turkmenistan Sary-Kamysh, Batken,
village in
Kadamjay District...
- destro**** in 1221 by the
troops of
Genghis Khan and
began to flow into
Sarygamysh Lake. The dam
stood from
about 985 to
April 1221, when it was destro****...
- of the
Caspian Sea to the west, and the Aral Sea,
Amudarya Delta and
Sarygamysh Lake to the east. It
extends roughly 200,000 km2 (77,000 sq mi), with...
-
highest point in Africa, and the fourth-most
prominent point on Earth.
Sarygamysh Koli (Turkmen: Sarygamyş köli, Uzbek:
Sariqamish ko‘li) is a salt lake...
- size.
Drains through the Amur River, that ends in the Sea of ****an. 37
Sarygamysh Turkmenistan Uzbekistan
Saline 1.15% (approx.) 3,955 km2 1,527 sq mi...
-
Pulicat Lake
Qarhan Playa Redberry Lake
Salton Sea
Sambhar Salt Lake
Sarygamysh Lake Sawa Lake
Siling Lake
South Hulsan Lake
Sutton Salt Lake Uvs Lake...
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Lakes Ayazkala Lake Lake
Aydar Botakol [uz] Lake
Charvak Karateren Lake
Sarygamysh Lake Toʻdakoʻl suv ombori [uz]
Tuyabuguz Reservoir Tuzkon [uz] Zhyltyrbas...
- the Akjagaýa
Depression in
Sarygamysh Lake,
close to 100
meters (330 ft)
below sea
level (the
actual water level in
Sarygamysh Lake
fluctuates widely from...
- Turkmenistan.
Natural lakes:
Kattashor Lake (on Amu Darya, in
Lebap Province)
Sarygamysh Lake
Artificial lakes:
Hanhowuz (Khauz-Khan)
Reservoir 37°13′56″N 61°14′37″E...
