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VAN (Turkey) - drainless salt lake

TUZ (Turkey) - endorheic salt lake

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ARAL (Aral Sea), (Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan) - drainless salt lake

ARYS (Kazakhstan) - bitter-salty self-sustaining lake

BIWA (Japan)

RICA (Georgia)

TOBA (Sumatra, Indonesia)

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BATYR (Kazakhstan)

INDER (Kazakhstan) - endorheic salt lake

NAZAR (Afghanistan)

NAMCO (China, Tibet) - endorheic salt lake

SEVAN (Armenia) - alpine lake

TAIHU (China)

URMIA (Iran) - drainless salt lake

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AKSUAT (Kazakhstan)

AKTOBE (Kazakhstan)

AKCHALA (Azerbaijan)

BALKHASH (Kazakhstan) - drainless lake

ZAYSAN (Kazakhstan)

CASPIAN (Caspian Sea), (Russian Federation, Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Iran) - the largest lake in the world, endorheic, relict

LOBNOR (China) - endorheic salty, nomadic lake

MANYAS (Turkey)

NANIAI (New Guinea)

POYANGHU (China)

TARTAR (Iraq)

TENGIZ (Dengiz), (Kazakhstan) - bitter-salty lake

CHELKAR (Kazakhstan)

CHILDIR (Turkey)

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ALAKOL (Alakul), (Kazakhstan) - drainless salt lake

ARALSOR (Kazakhstan) - endorheic bitter-salty lake

BLUE (Georgia)

ZORKUL (Victoria), (Tajikistan) - alpine lake

KALIBEK (Kazakhstan) - drainless salt lake

KUKUNOR (Qinghai), (China) - endorheic salty, alpine lake

SAMBHAR (India)

SELLING (China, Tibet)

SONKUL (Kyrgyzstan) - alpine lake

SHORKUL (Tajikistan)

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APOLYONT (Turkey)

BATAKLIK (Turkey)

BEYSEHIR (Turkey)

DALAYNOR (Hulunchi), (China)

DANTINGHU (China)

INAVASHIR (Japan)

KARAKOIN (Kazakhstan) - salt lake

KARAKUL (Tajikistan) - endorheic brackish lake

PARAVANI (Georgia)

HUBSUGUL (Mongolia)

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MARKAKOL (Kazakhstan)

SAREZ (Tajikistan) - alpine lake

SASYKKOL (Rotten), (Kazakhstan)

TONKLESAP (Kampuchea)

CHATYRKEL (Chatyrkel), (Kyrgyzstan) - drainless brackish, alpine lake

YASHILKUL (Tajikistan) - alpine lake

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BIGRASHKEL (China)

SHAGLITENIZ (Kazakhstan)

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KASUMIGAURA (Japan)

KURGALDZHIN (Kazakhstan)

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Tiberias (Genisaret) - (Israel)

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GENISARET - see Tiberias

KARABURANKEL (China)

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