Lakes Of The World 1-18
18 entries in the Lakes Of The World compendium.
Lakes Of The World 1-18 — Era Chart
Lake MalawiAn ancient African Great Lake with exceptional fish diversity.Lake MaracaiboLarge Venezuelan water body, possibly an estuary, rich in oil.Lake MichiganThe only Great Lake wholly within the United States.Lake MweruA rift valley lake on the Congo River border.Lake NicaraguaLargest freshwater lake in Central America, with sharks and canal history.Lake OnegaSecond-largest lake in Europe, known for Kizhi and petroglyphs.Lake OntarioEasternmost Great Lake, outlet to the Atlantic via the Saint Lawrence.Lake SuperiorLargest freshwater lake by surface area in the world.Lake TanganyikaSecond deepest and longest freshwater lake in the world.Lake TiticacaHighest navigable lake in the world.Lake TurkanaWorld's largest permanent desert lake and alkaline lake.Lake UrmiaEndorheic salt lake in Iran, once the largest in West Asia.Lake VanTurkey's largest lake, a saline endorheic body in the Armenian highlands.Lake VictoriaAfrica's largest lake by area and source of the Nile.Lake VoltaWorld's largest artificial reservoir by surface area, in Ghana.Lake VostokLargest subglacial lake in Antarctica, sealed for millions of years.Lake WinnipegA large, shallow Canadian lake with the largest watershed in Canada.Poyang LakeChina's largest freshwater lake, vital for wildlife and history.
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