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ARALSEA is a crossword puzzle answer that we have spotted 75 times.
About 26,000 square miles of Asia
Uzbek lake
About 25,000 square miles of Asia
World's fourth-largest inland body of water
It's shrinking in Asia
Noted lake with more than 10% salinity
Fast-shrinking body
Uzbek body of water
Body of water between Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Body of water south of Orsk
It's now less than half its 1960 size
Body of water on 60° East longitude
Lake on the edge of Kazakhstan
Waters fed by the Amu Darya
Shrinking body
Part of the Uzbekistan border
Lake bordering Kazakhstan
Body of water bordering Kazakhstan
Amu Darya outlet
Body on Uzbekistan's border
It's on Uzbekistan's border
Amu Darya River outlet
Shrinking Asian lake
Asian saltwater lake
Shrunken body of Asia
Shrunken Asian lake
Asian border lake
The Amu Darya flows into it
Shrinking lake
Victim of river diversion in Asia
It's been shrinking since 1960
Water split in 1987
Shrinking water of Asia
One-time fourth-largest lake
About 25,000 square miles in Asia
It separates Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan
Lake gaining ground
Kazakh waters
Huge Asian body of water
Amu Darya's outlet
Shrinking water
Shrunken, polluted Asian body
Caspian's neighbor
Asian lake
The Dike Kokaral divides its two sections
Water that borders Kazakhstan
Shrinking body of Asia
Diminishing sea
Body of water on the Uzbek border
Kazakh border lake
Caspians's neighbor
Polluted Asian lake
Kazakh-Uzbek border lake
It borders Kazakhstan
Disappearing Asian body of water
Large Asian border lake
Fourth-largest lake until the 1970s
Body that's now a fraction of its former self
Shrinking body of water
Lake now split into four parts
The Amu Darya no longer feeds it
Part of it is now a desert
Body that's a lot thinner than it used to be
Amu Darya outlet, once
Body undergoing desertification
Asian body of water that's now largely dried up
Erstwhile Asian lake
Large ex-lake
Site of sand-locked ships cited by Gore
Shrinking body of water in Asia
Body of water greatly shrunk by 1960s Soviet irrigation
Body of water that has largely dried up
Victim of a 20th-century environmental tragedy
It was once the world's fourth-largest lake
Lake known for its high salinity