A carbonate-type surface brine lake, located at 4475 m asl in the interior of the Tibetan plateau. It covers an area of 55 km2 and is up to 18 m deep.
Ref.:
- Yuan, H.R., Zheng, M.P., and Si, D.X. (2005): Experimental study of 25°C and 40°C isothermal evaporation of brines from Damxung Co salt lake, Tibet, China. Abstracts of the IX. International Conference on Salt Lake Research, September 26-30, Perth, Australia.
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Map Reference: 31°35'N , 86°45'E
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