[Jiangxi] Poyang Lake-3283 square kilometers

Dongting Lake [Hunan]-2,820 square kilometers

[Jiangsu] Taihu Lake-2,427 square kilometers

[Inner Mongolia] Hulun Lake -23 15 square kilometers

[Jiangsu] Hongze Lake-2069 square kilometers

[Heilongjiang] Xingkai Lake-1360 square kilometers (China's domestic area plus Xiaoxing Lake)

[Shandong] Weishan Lake (Nansi Lake)-1266 square kilometers

[Xinjiang] Bosten Lake-1228 square kilometers

[Anhui] Chaohu Lake-769.5 square kilometers

[Jiangsu] gaoyou lake-760.67 square kilometers.

Poyang lake map

Top ten saltwater lakes:

Qinghai Lake -4583 square kilometers

[Tibet] Namco-1920 square kilometers

[Tibet] Selinkuo-1640 square kilometers

[Tibet] Dangrang Yongcuo-1400 square kilometers

[Tibet] Nanmucuo in Zhari-1023 square kilometers

[Xinjiang] Ayak Kumu Lake-870 square kilometers

[Xinjiang] Wulungu Lake-827 square kilometers

[Xinjiang] Ebinur Lake-650 square kilometers

[Qinghai] Ering Lake -6 10.7 km2

【 Qinghai 】 Ulan Wula Lake -6 10 km2

Map of Qinghai Lake

Extended data

Poyang Lake (in Jiangxi Province)

Poyang Lake is the largest freshwater lake in China, located in the north of Jiangxi Province, with an area of 4 125 square kilometers, and is a national AAAAA-level tourist attraction. Northwest of the lake is Lushan Mountain, a summer resort. Poyang Lake scenic spot mainly refers to the whole of scenic spots and nature reserves in the lake area. There are 4/kloc-0 islands and 7 nature reserves in the lake area.

There are more than 300 species of migratory birds in Poyang Lake, with nearly one million birds, including more than 50 species of rare birds. It is the largest bird sanctuary in the world. There are about 4000 white cranes in the world. 90% of them wintered in Poyang Lake. Poyang Lake is a world of white cranes and a paradise for waterfowl.

Poyang Lake is an important habitat and germplasm resource bank of Yangtze finless porpoise. The number of finless porpoises is stable and the population structure is reasonable, which belongs to the Yangtze finless porpoise high-quality population. By the end of 20 16, there were about 450 finless porpoises in Poyang Lake, which was five times that in Dongting Lake and half that in China.

Qinghai Lake

Qinghai Lake is called "Cuowenbu" (meaning "blue sea") in Tibetan. Located in the northeast of Qinghai-Tibet Plateau, Qinghai Province, it is the largest inland lake and saltwater lake in China. It is formed by the fault subsidence among Datong Mountain, Sun Moon Mountain and Nanshan Mountain in Qilian Mountain and Qinghai Province.

20 12 On July 30th, the latest remote sensing monitoring results of Qinghai Institute of Meteorological Science showed that the area of Qinghai Lake continued to increase for 8 years. 2014101at 9: 50 on October 20, a spectacular scene of "dragon sucking water" appeared on the north side of Haixin Mountain in Qinghai Lake.

Reference: Freshwater Lake-Baidu Encyclopedia Saltwater Lake-Baidu Encyclopedia