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Under the Lake, Lake Assale, Ethiopia Royalty Free Stock Photo
Sunset at Lake Assale, Ethiopia Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Under the Lake, Lake Assale, Ethiopia
Sunset at Lake Assale, Ethiopia Royalty Free Stock Photo
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Sunset at Lake Assale, Ethiopia Royalty Free Stock Photo
The Danakil depression — specifically the area surrounding Lake Afdera — is the place from which close to 100% of the salt production in Ethiopia comes. The lake yields more than 1.3 million tons of salt annually, and around 750 officially registered salt miners work in this area. Teams of Muslim Afar and Christian Tigrayans from the Ethiopian Highlands gather daily, and ten months out of the year, they mine the salt and transport it by camel and donkey to a small town called Berahile.


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