saltworks (Meaning)
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saltworks (n)
a plant where salt is produced commercially
Synonyms & Antonyms of saltworks
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saltworks Sentence Examples
- The shimmering saltworks of Uyuni in Bolivia create an ethereal landscape stretching for miles.
- The ancient saltworks of Trapani in Sicily have been producing salt since the Phoenicians first settled the island.
- The traditional saltworks of Goa use wooden frames and clay filters to extract salt from seawater.
- The saltworks of Guérande in France are renowned for their unique, gray-colored salt.
- The pink saltworks of Torrevieja in Spain are a vibrant tourist attraction.
- The sustainable saltworks of Maldon in the UK use windmills to power their evaporation process.
- The historic saltworks of Wieliczka in Poland are now a UNESCO World Heritage site.
- The modern saltworks of Rio Grande do Norte in Brazil utilize advanced technology to optimize production.
- The saltworks of Jerez de la Frontera in Spain have supplied salt for millennia.
- The picturesque saltworks of Margherita di Savoia in Italy are a blend of natural beauty and industrial activity.
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a plant where salt is produced commercially
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The shimmering saltworks of Uyuni in Bolivia create an ethereal landscape stretching for miles.
The ancient saltworks of Trapani in Sicily have been producing salt since the Phoenicians first settled the island.
The traditional saltworks of Goa use wooden frames and clay filters to extract salt from seawater.
The saltworks of Guérande in France are renowned for their unique, gray-colored salt.
