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  1. weirdgroovynerd on

    Lake Okeechobee in Florida may not be in the top 10 biggest lakes, but it’s got the coolest name.

  2. Trakinasbr25 on

    Just a question, should the Caspian has its own class of body of water? Tiny ocean? Colossal lake? And the great lakes (American and African ones), should they have a different classification?

  3. The Caspian sea is not a F’en lake

    Lake superior is number #1, that’s why it’s called Superior

  4. HarlequinBKK on

    4 of these top 10 largest lakes are in Canada (2 of them shared with the USA). The way I see it, if the world ever runs severely short of freshwater, Canada becomes a world superpower.

  5. By surface, the Michigan-Huron is the biggest (yes, it’s a unique body of water)

    By volume, Baikal. It has 21% of all the world’s surface freshwater, while the Great Lakes altogether have the 20%.

    Politically speaking, and not geographically. Lake Victoria in Africa is the biggest.

    Then Caspian is Tethis Ocean dinosaur, so difficult to classify.

  6. Ten largest lakes by what; the surface, the volume? Fresh water lakes, salt water lakes? Did anyone ever heard about Caspian lake? I never heart that term, did you?

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