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Kinjhar Lake

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Kinjhar Lake, also known as Kalri Lake, is a large freshwater reservoir located in the Sindh province of Pakistan. Recognized as a Ramsar-protected wetland of international importance, the lake serves as a crucial habitat for diverse wildlife, particularly numerous species of migratory birds during the winter. In addition to its ecological value, the reservoir is an essential piece of regional infrastructure, supplying critical drinking water and irrigation to the nearby city of Karachi. The area is also culturally significant, housing the shrine of the Sindhi folklore figure Noori Jam Tamachi on its banks.

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Where is Kinjhar Lake located?

Kinjhar Lake, also called Kalri Lake, is in Sindh province, Pakistan. It is a large freshwater lake and an important wetland in the region.

Why is Kinjhar Lake important for wildlife?

The lake provides habitat for many waterbirds and other wetland wildlife. Its protected status reflects its value as a freshwater ecosystem and stopover area.

Is Kinjhar Lake a Ramsar site?

Yes, Kinjhar Lake is recognized as a Ramsar wetland of international importance. Ramsar status identifies wetlands that matter for conservation and waterbird habitat.

What is another name for Kinjhar Lake?

Its other widely used name is Kalri Lake. Both names refer to the same large freshwater body in Sindh.

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