Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)





The author writes, basanovich:

Baskunchak - salt lake which has an area of ​​about 115 square kilometers in the Akhtuba district of the Astrakhan region, the geographical coordinates - 48.166667, 46.88333348 ° 10 '. w. 46 ° 53 '. d. / 48.166667 ° c. w. 46.883333 ° c. d. (G), about 270 km north of the Caspian Sea, and 53 km to the east of the Volga. Near the lake Baskunchak village Upper and Lower Baskunchak.
The water's edge of the lake is 21 m below sea level. The lake water is replenished bitter river, the catchment area of ​​which is 11,000 square kilometers, and water from 25 springs. The salinity of the lake - about 300 g / l. Power surface salt deposits in the lake reaches 10-18 m. As a result, production of salt formed vylomy a depth of 8 meters. The depth of the salt is 6 km away. In spring and autumn the level of brine in the lake a maximum - up to 1 meter. The brine found only bacteria that tolerate salt.
Today, the lake is extremely pure salt (99.8% NaCl) up to 80% of the total salt production in Russia (OAO "Bassol"). Depending on requirements, there is produced from 1, 5 to 5 million tons per year salt. For the export of salt it was built Baskunchaksky railroad.

Service no. Heat 42 degrees. Only local children for 20 rubles ready to show the place to swim.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)



Everywhere hammered bars, the purpose of which I did not understand.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

Cars left for 800 meters from the property's swimming and go on foot.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

All covered with salt. A Pordoi salt mud.

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

On the poster beautiful salt build-up.

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

Vodicka warm, heat facilitates a very strong wind, which in turn interfere with swimming. If the salt spray will get unpleasant sensations in the eyes.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

The bottom of the structure of the lower part of this column - it is impossible to walk barefoot.

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

And here is the main feature - lying on your back, you can completely relax - the body does not sink into the water. It's a pity the wind interfered, raising waves and splashes.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

A piece of salt on pyamyat.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

Salt gets into your eyes. Urgent wash. One person missing 5 liters of water that would wash away everything from the body.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

After bathing the whole body is covered kristalikami salt. Swim more than half did not recommend a little local girl just 20 rubles.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

Hair salts respectively. But no discomfort from the salt at all.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

Drown difficult. The truth is if you go to the buoyancy stomach tries to soak the person in the water.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

42 degrees and the wind - perfect conditions that would burn and not notice.

Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

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Baskunchak: Dead Sea in Russian (30 photos)

In the distance of 180 meters is the mountain Bogd. To get there we must either take the resolution and the conductor or to pay money on the spot. They say there are very nice, there are caves and more salty lakes

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