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Ponds are waters on land that are smaller in size than lakes. Ponds are naturally formed or human-made.nnThe exact restrictions that distinguish lakes and ponds are never complete. In addition there are those who provide criteria based on the area, some also provide criteria based on the ability of opaque to the bottom or based on the naturalness. All these distinctions always have exceptions. A body of water formed by a weir, though small, will be called a lake. Criteria for swimming as a body of water on land that is too small to navigate a boat is also often violated, because there is a pond in the park is relatively wide and can be sailed boat.

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