Inland Seas - geography.
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Inland Seas - geography. Caspian Sea The Caspian Sea is the world's largest inland body of water, covering 371,000 sq km (143,000 sq mi)--an area larger than Germany. Technically, inland bodies of water are lakes. Unlike most lakes, however, the Caspian has no outlet to the sea, and its water is salty, not fresh. Saline lakes with enclosed drainage basins, such as the Caspian, occur only in arid ...
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