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Yangbajain topographic map
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Yangbajain
The Yangbajain hot springs field is at an elevation of 4,290 to 4,500 metres (14,070 to 14,760 ft) which makes it the highest elevation set of hot springs in China, and possibly the world. The highest temperature inside the drilling hole is 125.5°C.
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Name: Yangbajain topographic map, elevation, terrain.
Location: Yangbajain, Lhasa, Tibet, China (30.05796 90.49635 30.13796 90.57635)
Average elevation: 4,448 m
Minimum elevation: 4,241 m
Maximum elevation: 5,177 m
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