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| | |Introduction='''Lake Barite''' is a lake in the southeast of [[Eimbuver]], in the [[Eastern Highlands]] of [[Balúrail]]. It drains south by the Anza River to Lake Diate in [[Gurverde]]. | ||
|Etymology=''Barite'' is the Tuzquês word for "wild". | |||
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Latest revision as of 16:06, 11 October 2026
| Lake Barite | |
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| Image |  Photo of Lake Barite in Eimbuver |
| Realm | Balúrail |
| Region | Eastern Highlands |
| Location | Eimbuver, League of Balúrail |
Introduction
Lake Barite is a lake in the southeast of Eimbuver, in the Eastern Highlands of Balúrail. It drains south by the Anza River to Lake Diate in Gurverde.
Etymology
Barite is the Tuzquês word for "wild".