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Dead Sea

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The Dead Sea, the deepest hypersaline lake in the world, is on the border between Israel and Jordan. See:

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  • Ölüdeniz — the Turkish name of the picture postcard lagoon in southwestern Turkey means "dead sea", but it's better known as the "Blue Lagoon" among international traveller circles
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