Los lugares de la superficie terrestre más bajos que el nivel del mar:
1.🌊 Mar Muerto, Jordania/Israel 🇯🇴🇮🇱 con -414 metros 2. 🌊 Lago Assal, Yibuti 🇩🇯 con -155 metros 3. 🏜 Turpan Pendi, China 🇨🇳 con -154 metros 4.🕳 Depresión de Qattara, Egipto 🇪🇬 con -133 metros 5. 🕳 Trinchera cárstica de Karagiye, Kasajistán 🇰🇿 con -132 metros 6. 🏜 Depresión Denakil, Etiopía 🇪🇹 con -125 metros 7. 🌊 Laguna del Carbón, Argentina 🇦🇷 con -105 metros 8. ⛰ El Valle de la Muerte, EEUU 🇺🇸 con -86 metros 9. 🕳 Depresión de Akcanaya, Turkmenistán 🇹🇲 con 81 metros 10. 🌊Lago Salton, EEUU 🇺🇸 con 69 metros
Los lugares de la superficie terrestre más bajos que el nivel del mar:
1.🌊 Mar Muerto, Jordania/Israel 🇯🇴🇮🇱 con -414 metros 2. 🌊 Lago Assal, Yibuti 🇩🇯 con -155 metros 3. 🏜 Turpan Pendi, China 🇨🇳 con -154 metros 4.🕳 Depresión de Qattara, Egipto 🇪🇬 con -133 metros 5. 🕳 Trinchera cárstica de Karagiye, Kasajistán 🇰🇿 con -132 metros 6. 🏜 Depresión Denakil, Etiopía 🇪🇹 con -125 metros 7. 🌊 Laguna del Carbón, Argentina 🇦🇷 con -105 metros 8. ⛰ El Valle de la Muerte, EEUU 🇺🇸 con -86 metros 9. 🕳 Depresión de Akcanaya, Turkmenistán 🇹🇲 con 81 metros 10. 🌊Lago Salton, EEUU 🇺🇸 con 69 metros
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