Étang de l'Or

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Étang de l'Or, or Golden Lagoon, is a large, shallow, brackish body of water in the Département of Hérault in the south of France. Its surface area is 30 km². Being directly connected to the Mediterranean Sea and to several adjacent lagoons, its elevation is zero.

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Étang de l'Or
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N 43.582222222222 °	E 4.045 °

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34130 Montpellier
Occitania, France
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