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Lake Ayding

lake, China
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  • China
    China
    / Relief of China

    …Uygur Autonomous Region of Xinjiang—Lake Ayding—is 508 feet (155 meters) below sea level. The coast of China contrasts greatly between South and North. To the south of the bay of Hangzhou, the coast is rocky and indented with many harbors and offshore islands. To the north, except along the…

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    …Uygur Autonomous Region of Xinjiang—Lake Ayding—is 508 feet (155 meters) below sea level. The coast of China contrasts greatly between South and North. To the south of the bay of Hangzhou, the coast is rocky and indented with many harbors and offshore islands. To the north, except along the…

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