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DescriptionTuanjie Lake 2007 b.png	English: ISS016-E-9369: A photograph from the International Space Station of the salt pans collecting minerals from the waters of Tuanjie Lake, Golmud County, Haixi Prefecture, Qinghai Province, China. Misidentified by NASA as North Hulsan Lake. 中文：中国青海省海西格尔木市。团结湖。
Date	07:29:59 GMT on 3 November 2007
Source	ISS016 photographs at Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth
Author	NASA

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