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Nam Co

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Nam Co or Nam Tso , salt lake, 950 sq mi (2,461 sq km), central Tibet, SW China. The largest lake in Tibet, it lies at an altitude of 15,180 ft (4,627 m).

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Nam Tso

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Nam Tso lake, Tibet: see Nam Co .

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Free newspaper and magazine articles

	NAM DUBS SMALL-BUSINESS OWNER ITS CHIEF. Magazine article from: Plastics News; 3/1/1999
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