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drain the
lake.
Lakes lie on land and are not part of the ocean,
although like the much
larger oceans, they form part of Earth's
water cycle.
Lakes are distinct...
- 84°W / 45; -84 The
Great Lakes (French:
Grands Lacs), also
called the
Great Lakes of
North America or the
Laurentian Great Lakes, is a
series of
large interconnected...
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denotes saline lake.
Source for the 20
largest lakes (and
their areas): List of
lakes by
volume List of
lakes by
depth List of
largest lakes of
Europe Recursive...
- list of the top
three to five
major lakes per region, with
links to more
detailed region lists of
lakes. A "major"
lake is
defined as that
which is the largest...
- This
article lists the world's
deepest lakes. This list
contains all
lakes whose maximum depth is
reliably known to
exceed 400
metres (1,300 ft) Geologically...
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South America:
Lake Titicaca List of
lakes by
depth List of
lakes by area List of
largest lakes of
Europe Notes Although Lake Michigan and
Lake Huron are usually...
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Lakes essay by
Scott McDonald on
National Film
Registry site...
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other words, for any
point selected on the
boundary of one of the
lakes, the
other two
lakes'
boundaries also
contain that point. More than two sets with the...
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nickname "Land of 10,000
Lakes" is apt, as
there are 11,842
Minnesota lakes over 10
acres (4 ha) in size. Minnesota's
portion of
Lake Superior is the largest...
- The
Great Lakes, a
collection of five
freshwater lakes located in
North America, have been
sailed upon
since at
least the 17th century, and
thousands of...
