Étang Saumâtre

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Étang Saumâtre is a large hypersaline lake in eastern Haiti, near the border with the Dominican Republic, known as the country’s largest lake and an important habitat for birds and crocodiles.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Etang Saumatre 2
Étang Saumâtre canonical 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf lake
alsoKnownAs Lac Azuéi
linked to: Lago Azuéi

Lago Azuéi
Lago del Fondo
linked to: Lago Azuéi

Lake Azuéi
linked to: Lago Azuéi
basinCountry Dominican Republic
Haiti
borderFeatureFor Haiti–Dominican Republic border region
climate semi-arid
country Haiti
distanceFromPort-au-Prince about 40 kilometres
elevation approximately 15 metres above sea level
faunaIncludes American flamingo
egrets
fish adapted to high salinity
herons
shorebirds
hasInflow seasonal streams
hasOutflow none
hydrologicalType closed basin
importantHabitatFor American crocodile
migratory birds
waterbirds
isLargestLakeOf Haiti
isSecondLargestLakeOf Hispaniola
length approximately 22 kilometres
locatedEastOf Port-au-Prince
locatedIn Ouest Department
eastern Haiti
locatedNear border of Haiti and the Dominican Republic
locatedOn Hispaniola
nearSettlement Fond Parisien
Ganthier
Jimaní
linked to: Jimani
partOf Cul-de-Sac–Enriquillo Graben
linked to: Enriquillo Valley
region Cul-de-Sac plain
salinity hypersaline
surfaceArea approximately 170 square kilometres
threatenedBy deforestation in the watershed
overgrazing
water level fluctuations
water pollution
usedFor fishing
livestock watering
local transport by boat
salt extraction (locally)
waterType alkaline
width approximately 12 kilometres

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Referenced by (4)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Lake Azuei alsoKnownAs Étang Saumâtre
Lake Azuei alsoKnownAs Etang Saumatre
linked to: Étang Saumâtre
Lago Azuéi alsoKnownAs Étang Saumâtre
Lago Azuéi alsoKnownAs Etang Saumatre
linked to: Étang Saumâtre