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salt pan

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salt pan [′sȯlt ‚pan]
(chemistry)
A pool used for obtaining salt by the natural evaporation of sea water.
(geology)
An undrained, usually small and shallow, natural depression or hollow in which water accumulates and evaporates, leaving a salt deposit.
A shallow lake of brackish water occupying such a depression.


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Travelling down to the Camargue, Trish visits the fabulously beautiful salt pans of Aigues Mortes.
The first medieval trade at Blyth was in salt, and between 1138-40 salt pans on the Cambois shore were granted to Newminster Abbey.
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