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Last full accuracy audit: 2026-08-27 · 8 entries checked · 3 flagged · 6 issues confirmed · 3 corrected · 3 still open
Amu Darya — The mean discharge of 2,000 cubic meters per second is too high; actual mean discharge is approximately 1,400–1,500 cubic meters per second near the lower reaches.
Amu Darya — The claim that the river's source was identified in 2025 as Lake Malang at 4,951 meters altitude is not supported by established, widely-known canon; as of the knowledge cutoff, no such expedition or naming has been recognized in authoritative geographical sou
Caspian Sea — The deepest point elevation of -1,051 m does not match the stated maximum depth of 1,025 m; the correct deepest point elevation should be approximately -1,025 m or -1,023 m, not -1,051 m.
Caspian Sea — The claim that the Caspian Sea is 'five times as big as Lake Superior' is inaccurate; it is roughly 4.5 times larger, not exactly five times.
Coral Sea — The entry states the Coral Sea extends 2,000 km down the Australian northeast coast to approximately 24°–25° south, where it meets the Tasman Sea. In reality, the boundary between the Coral Sea and the Tasman Sea is generally placed at 30° south, not 24°–25° s
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