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Aqsū River

river, Kazakhstan
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  • Lake Balkhash, Kazakhstan
    Lake Balkhash

    …small rivers as the Qaratal, Aqsu, Ayagöz, and Lepsı feed the eastern part of the lake. With almost equal areas in both parts of the lake, this situation creates a continuous flow of water from the western to the eastern section. The water of the western part was almost fresh…

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    …small rivers as the Qaratal, Aqsu, Ayagöz, and Lepsı feed the eastern part of the lake. With almost equal areas in both parts of the lake, this situation creates a continuous flow of water from the western to the eastern section. The water of the western part was almost fresh…

    Read More