Dörgön Lake

Dörgön Lake is a saltwater lake in , . It is a part of the Great Lakes Depression, being one of the remnants of a prehistoric lake. It has a salinity of 4%.
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  • Lake
  • …has a surface elevation of 1,100 metres (3,609 feet)
  • Description: lake in Mongolia
  • Also known as
    “Dorgon Nuur”
    “Döröö Nuur”
    “Dörüü Nuur”
    “Durga Lake”
    “Durga-Noor”
    “Durga-noru”
    “Durge”
    “Dürge Nuur”
    “Durge-nur”
    “Duruga-noru Hu”
    “Ozero Durga-nor”
    “Ozero Durga-nur”
    “Tu-erh-ka Hu”
    “Tu-erh-ka-no-erh”
    “Tu-erh-ken Po”
  • Category: body of water
  • Location
  • View on Open­Street­Map
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Latitude
47.66667° or 47° 40′ north
Longitude
93.5° or 93° 30′ east
Open location code
8MVMMG82+M2
Geo­Names ID
1516064
Wiki­data ID
Q2426564

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In Other Languages

From Bulgarian to Venetian—“Dörgön Lake” goes by many names.
ДургенBulgarian
Дурген НуурBulgarian
德勒湖Chinese
Дурген-НуурChuvash
Dörgön núrCzech
Durge núrCzech
Duro núrCzech
Dörgön LakeDutch
დურგენ-ნურიGeorgian
Dôrgôn nuurItalian
ドルゴン・ヌールJapanese
ドルゴン湖Japanese
DurgunnūrsLatvian
Дөргөн нуурMongolian
ਡੋਰਗੋਨ ਝੀਲPanjabi
دریاچه دورگونPersian
Dörgön nuurPolish
Lago DörgönPortuguese
Доргон-НурRussian
Дурген-НуурRussian
Дургэн-НурRussian
Дуро-НурRussian
Dörgön NuurSpanish
Lago DörgönSpanish
Dörgön GölüTurkish
Дурген-НуурUkrainian
Dôrgôn nuurVenetian

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