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The 29 pages that link to Dead Sea, each with the reason it gives.
BuoyancyBroader topic: Its dense water increases buoyant support for floating people and objects.
LevantBroader topic: It is a distinctive landmark within the Levant’s interior.
HaliteRelated: Its intense evaporation produces salt deposits that include halite.
PotashRelated: Its mineral-rich brines are an important source of potash products.
JordanRelated: Jordan shares its eastern shore and mineral resources with Israel and the West Bank.
Sea of GalileeRelated: It lies downstream, at the end of the Jordan's course through the lake.
QumranNarrower topic: Qumran stands on its northwestern shore.
Jordan ValleyBroader topic: This terminal lake occupies the valley’s southern basin.
Sodom and GomorrahRelated: Traditional accounts place the cities in the region around this lake.
Body of waterBroader topic: Its extreme salinity distinguishes it from ordinary freshwater lakes.
Judaean MountainsRelated: It marks the low eastern basin below the range.
Saline waterBroader topic: Its extreme salt concentration makes it a striking inland example.