Definition: A salt pond is a type of freshwater lake or river that is typically located in a coastal area and has a high concentration of saltwater. These lakes are often used for recreational purposes, such as fishing, swimming, and boating, and they can also be used for irrigation purposes. The term "saltpond" refers to the presence of saltwater in a freshwater lake or river, which is typically due to the natural action of the water cycle. This process can occur naturally over time, but
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