Guerrero Negro salt flats

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Guerrero Negro salt flats are expansive industrial salt evaporation ponds in Baja California Sur, Mexico, known as one of the world’s largest saltworks and a key habitat for migratory birds and gray whales.

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Guerrero Negro salt flats canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf industrial saltworks
salt evaporation pond complex
wetland habitat
climate arid
desert
country Mexico
economicImportance major employer in Guerrero Negro region
ecoregion Sonoran Desert NERFINISHED
environmentalDesignation part of El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve UNESCO World Heritage Site
environmentalIssue potential disturbance to wildlife from industrial activity
potential impacts on lagoon hydrology
exportsTo Japan NERFINISHED
United States NERFINISHED
various countries in Asia
habitatFor brine shrimp
gray whale
migratory waterfowl
shorebirds
importantFor Pacific Flyway migratory birds
industry salt production
infrastructure conveyor systems
crystallizer ponds
dikes and levees
export loading facilities
network of evaporation ponds
salt stockpiles
knownFor being one of the world’s largest saltworks
habitat for migratory birds
large-scale solar salt production
proximity to gray whale breeding grounds
locatedIn Baja California Sur NERFINISHED
El Vizcaíno Biosphere Reserve NERFINISHED
Vizcaíno Desert NERFINISHED
locatedOn Pacific coast of Baja California Peninsula NERFINISHED
majorCustomer Japanese chemical industry
majorOwner Mexican federal government NERFINISHED
near Guerrero Negro NERFINISHED
Ojo de Liebre Lagoon NERFINISHED
Scammon’s Lagoon NERFINISHED
operator Exportadora de Sal S.A. de C.V. NERFINISHED
partOf Lagoon Complex Ojo de Liebre–Guerrero Negro NERFINISHED
Ojo de Liebre Lagoon system NERFINISHED
regional economy of Guerrero Negro
product sea salt
productionMethod solar evaporation of seawater
tourism birdwatching
whale watching nearby
transportAccess connected to Transpeninsular Highway (Mexican Federal Highway 1) NERFINISHED
uses seawater from Ojo de Liebre Lagoon

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Vizcaíno Desert contains Guerrero Negro salt flats