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|Introduction='''Lake Ingur''' is a shallow, mineral-rich lake located in the central [[Baviare Vale]], serving as the terminus of the [[~~Sora~~ River]]. The lake forms the lowest point in the [[Ingur Basin]], where seasonal runoff and eastward flow from the [[Mazissage Mountains]] gather in a wide, rocky depression. While not deep or expansive, Lake Ingur is one of the few consistent water sources in the Vale and plays a critical role in both wildlife movement and human settlement.

|Introduction='''Lake Ingur''' is a shallow, mineral-rich lake located in the central [[Baviare Vale]], serving as the terminus of the [[Ingur River]]. The lake forms the lowest point in the [[Ingur Basin]], where seasonal runoff and eastward flow from the [[Mazissage Mountains]] gather in a wide, rocky depression. While not deep or expansive, Lake Ingur is one of the few consistent water sources in the Vale and plays a critical role in both wildlife movement and human settlement.

|Etymology=From the Arânzeni, ''ainşiră (lake) ingur (shallow),'' shallow lake.

|Geology=The lakebed is composed of layered stone, silt, and mineral sediment, creating a reflective surface during calm periods. The shores are uneven, marked by smooth rock shelves and intermittent inlets. Water levels fluctuate seasonally, with temporary shallows appearing during drier cycles.

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-|Introduction='''Lake Ingur''' is a shallow, mineral-rich lake located in the central [[Baviare Vale]], serving as the terminus of the [[Sora River]]. The lake forms the lowest point in the [[Ingur Basin]], where seasonal runoff and eastward flow from the [[Mazissage Mountains]] gather in a wide, rocky depression. While not deep or expansive, Lake Ingur is one of the few consistent water sources in the Vale and plays a critical role in both wildlife movement and human settlement.
+|Introduction='''Lake Ingur''' is a shallow, mineral-rich lake located in the central [[Baviare Vale]], serving as the terminus of the [[Ingur River]]. The lake forms the lowest point in the [[Ingur Basin]], where seasonal runoff and eastward flow from the [[Mazissage Mountains]] gather in a wide, rocky depression. While not deep or expansive, Lake Ingur is one of the few consistent water sources in the Vale and plays a critical role in both wildlife movement and human settlement.
 |Etymology=From the Arânzeni, ''ainşiră (lake) ingur (shallow),'' shallow lake.
 |Geology=The lakebed is composed of layered stone, silt, and mineral sediment, creating a reflective surface during calm periods. The shores are uneven, marked by smooth rock shelves and intermittent inlets. Water levels fluctuate seasonally, with temporary shallows appearing during drier cycles.