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Would you please let me know what is called such a place in English?
It is a natural place within a city. It has no access to the sea or other waters.
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I don't know of a specific generic name for that aside from "pond". You might call the ones in your pictures lily ponds. Such water features in city parks often acquire a name of their own, such as The Serpentine in Hyde Park in London or The Pond in Central Park, NYC.
- I don't know of a specific generic name for that aside from "pond".
- You might call the ones in your pictures lily ponds.
- Such water features in city parks often acquire a name of their own, such as The Serpentine in Hyde Park in London or The Pond in Central Park, NYC.
- When it is large enough, it becomes a lake, like Big Lake in New Orleans or Ferril Lake in Denver.
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I don't know of a specific generic name for that aside from "pond". You might call the ones in your pictures lily ponds. Such water features in city parks often acquire a name of their own, such as The Serpentine in Hyde Park in London or The Pond in Central Park, NYC. When it is large enough, it becomes a lake, like Big Lake in New Orleans or Ferril Lake in Denver.
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