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Affected by recent rainy weather, the water level of Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, stopped falling and rebounded. As of 8 o'clock on November 11, the water level at Xingzi Station, the iconic hydrological station of Poyang Lake had risen to 12.03 meters, up 0.2 meters from yesterday, returning to the 12 meter water level. The water level at Poyang Lake Hukou Station had risen to 11.85 meters, and the water area of the Tongjiang River in the Lake District was 1,420 square kilometers.
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Affected by recent rainy weather, the water level of Poyang Lake, the largest freshwater lake in China, stopped falling and rebounded. As of 8 o'clock on November 11, the water level at Xingzi Station, the iconic hydrological station of Poyang Lake had risen to 12.03 meters, up 0.2 meters from yesterday, returning to the 12 meter water level. The water level at Poyang Lake Hukou Station had risen to 11.85 meters, and the water area of the Tongjiang River in the Lake District was 1,420 square kilometers.
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