Difference between revisions of "Lake Heshov"

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| name              = Lake Heshov
| name              = Lake Heshov
| native_name        = Kesh Heshav
| native_name        = {{cs|AGZ|keš hešaź}}
| native_name_lang  = Algaz
| native_name_lang  = Algaz
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'''Lake Heshov''' is a large, extremely saline lake located in the [[Algazi Union]]. Known for its salt-encrusted tufa rock formations, the lake is an important tourist destination, particularly for Algazi visitors. Lake Heshov has historically had a great deal of religious significance for the Algazi; salt from the lake is valued for its apotropaic properties, though collection is highly limited due to the lake's protected status.
'''Lake Heshov''' (Algaz: ''Kesh Heshav'') is a large, extremely saline lake located in the [[Algazi Union]]. Known for its salt-encrusted tufa rock formations, the lake is an important tourist destination, particularly for Algazi visitors. Lake Heshov has historically had a great deal of religious significance for the Algazi; salt from the lake is valued for its apotropaic properties, though collection is highly limited due to the lake's protected status.


[[Category:Algazi_Union]][[Category:Lakes]][[Category:Lakes in Baredina]]
[[Category:Algazi_Union]][[Category:Lakes]][[Category:Lakes in Baredina]]

Revision as of 04:38, 6 October 2016

Lake Heshov
keš hešaź
Heshov.JPG
Tufa formations near the lake's northern shore
Location Algazi Union
TypeEndorheic
Primary inflowsseasonal streams
Primary outflowsevaporation
Catchment area180,559.47 km2 (69,714.40 sq mi)
Surface area1,332.16 km2 (514.35 sq mi)
Max. depth34 m (112 ft)
Water volume6.2 km3 (5,000,000 acre⋅ft)
Salinity68 g/L
Shore length1195.73 km (121.62 mi)
1 Shore length is not a well-defined measure.

Lake Heshov (Algaz: Kesh Heshav) is a large, extremely saline lake located in the Algazi Union. Known for its salt-encrusted tufa rock formations, the lake is an important tourist destination, particularly for Algazi visitors. Lake Heshov has historically had a great deal of religious significance for the Algazi; salt from the lake is valued for its apotropaic properties, though collection is highly limited due to the lake's protected status.