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Lake Chany

lake, Russia
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  • Novosibirsk-River Om
    Novosibirsk

    Lake Chany, which has no outlet, is a basin of inland drainage. The swampy forest, or taiga, of the north gives way southward to forest-steppe of birch groves and finally to true steppe on fertile soils.

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    Lake Chany, which has no outlet, is a basin of inland drainage. The swampy forest, or taiga, of the north gives way southward to forest-steppe of birch groves and finally to true steppe on fertile soils.

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  • Map showing the major cities of Russia
    Russia
    / Lakes

    …in the European northwest, and Lake Chany (770 square miles [1,990 square km]) in southwestern Siberia.

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    …in the European northwest, and Lake Chany (770 square miles [1,990 square km]) in southwestern Siberia.

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