I. Qinghai Lake
It is the largest inland lake and the largest saltwater lake in China. It is vast, ethereal and magnificent, and it is a huge treasure mirror endowed by nature to Qinghai Plateau, covering an area of 4,435.69 square kilometers.
Second, Poyang Lake.
It is one of the seven important wetlands in the world, the largest freshwater lake in China and the largest freshwater lake in China, with an area of 3,960 square kilometers.
Third, Dongting Lake.
Located in the south bank of Jingjiang River, north of Hunan Province, between Hunan and Hubei provinces, it is one of the five largest freshwater lakes in China, covering an area of 2,579.2 square kilometers.
Fourth, Taihu Lake.
Zhenze, known as the Five Lakes in ancient times, is the third largest freshwater lake in China, with 48 islands and 72 peaks, covering an area of more than 2,445 square kilometers.
Verb (abbreviation of verb) Hongze Lake
Hongze Lake is located in the west of Hongze County, Jiangsu Province, and developed on the alluvial plain in the middle reaches of Huaihe River. It used to be a depression with poor drainage, but later the accumulated water became many small lakes. During the Qin and Han Dynasties in China, they were called "Fuling" lakes. Among them, Hongze Lake is the largest, with an area of 2069.00 square kilometers.
Sixth, Hulun Lake.
Hulun Lake, also known as Lunchi Lake and Dalai Lake, is the fifth lake in China and the largest lake in Inner Mongolia. The lake is 93km long, with a maximum width of 4 1 km, an average width of 32km, a perimeter of 447km and an area of 2,043km2.
Seven. Namtso L.
Located between Dangxiong County and Bango County in Tibet, it is the highest lake in the world, with an altitude of 47 18 meters and an area of 1940 square kilometers.
Eight, Selincho Lake
It is the second largest saltwater lake in northern Tibet grassland after Namco, and also the junction of Shenzha, Nima and Bango counties, with an area of 1.800 square kilometers.
Nine. Bosten L.
Bohu county, located in the southeast of Yanqi Basin, is the largest inland freshwater lake in China. Bosten Nur, meaning "standing" in Mongolian, is named after the three lakes and mountains standing in the lake, covering an area of 988 square kilometers.
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Nansi Lake is the general name of Zhaoyang, Dushan, Nanyang and Weishan Lake, which is located at the junction of Sulu and Shandong. The total length of Nansi Lake from north to south is about 120 km, with an average width of 5.2 km from east to west and an area of 762.5km2..