Lago Azuéi

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Lago Azuéi is a large hypersaline lake in eastern Haiti, near the border with the Dominican Republic, known for its fluctuating water levels and ecological importance.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf lake
alsoKnownAs Etang Saumatre NERFINISHED
Lake Azuéi NERFINISHED
Saumâtre Lagoon NERFINISHED
Étang Saumâtre NERFINISHED
area approximately 170 square kilometers
basinCountry Dominican Republic NERFINISHED
Haiti NERFINISHED
bodyOfWaterType endorheic lake
borderFeatureOf Haiti–Dominican Republic border region NERFINISHED
climateZone semi-arid
country Haiti
drainageBasin Cul-de-Sac plain NERFINISHED
ecologicalSignificance important wetland for regional biodiversity
elevation approximately 15 meters above sea level
geologicalOrigin tectonic depression
habitatFor American crocodile NERFINISHED
migratory birds
native fish species
waterbirds
hasInflow groundwater
seasonal streams
hasOutflow evaporation
hasShoreFeature marshes
salt-tolerant vegetation
hasShoreLength approximately 70 kilometers
locatedIn Ouest Department NERFINISHED
eastern Haiti
locatedNear Lake Enriquillo NERFINISHED
border with the Dominican Republic
locatedOn Hispaniola NERFINISHED
maximumDepth approximately 40 meters
nearestCity Fond Parisien NERFINISHED
notableFor ecological importance
fluctuating water levels
partOf Cul-de-Sac Depression NERFINISHED
Hispaniola rift valley lake system
recognizedAs important bird habitat
salinity hypersaline
threatenedBy agricultural expansion
deforestation in the watershed
flooding of surrounding communities
water level rise
usedFor fishing
livestock watering
salt-tolerant agriculture nearby
waterLevelTrend rising in the early 21st century
waterType saline

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Lake Azuei alsoKnownAs Lago Azuéi