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The following is a list of the largest lakes in 2011.[1].
| Lake | Country | Area(sq m)
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| Caspian Sea | Azerbaijan Russia Kazakhstan Turkmenistan Iran | 152,239
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| Lake Superior | U.S. Canada | 31,820
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| Lake Victoria | Tanzania Uganda | 26,828
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| Lake Huron | U.S. Canada | 23,010
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| Lake Michigan | U.S. | 22,400
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| Aral Sea | Kazakhstan Uzbekistan | 13,000
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| Lake Tanganyika | Tanzania Congo | 12,700
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| Lake Baikal | Russia | 12,162
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| Great Bear Lake | Canada | 12,000
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| Lake Nyasa | Malawi Mozambique Tanzania | 11,600
|
| Great Slave Lake | Canada | 11,170
|
| Lake Chad | Chad Niger Nigeria | 9,946
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| Lake Erie | U.S. Canada | 9,930
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| Lake Winnipeg | Canada | 9,094
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| Lake Ontario | U.S. Canada | 7,520
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| Lake Balkhash | Kazakhstan | 7,115
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| Lake Ladoga | Russia | 7,000
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| Lake Onega | Russia | 3,819
|
| Lake Titicaca | Bolivia Peru | 3,141
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| Lake Nicaragua | Nicaragua | 3,089
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| Lake Athabaska | Canada | 3,058
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| Lake Rudolf | Kenya | 2,473
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| Lake Reindeer | Canada | 2,444
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| Lake Eyre[2] | South Australia | 2,400
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| Lake Issyk-Kul | Kyrgyzstan | 2,394
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| Lake Urmia | Iran | 2,317
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| Lake Torrens | South Australia | 2,200
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| Lake Vänern | Sweden | 2,141
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| Lake Winnipegosis | Canada | 2,086
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| Lake Mobutu Sese Seko | Uganda | 2,046
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| Lake Nettilling | Baffin Island, Canada | 1,950
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| Lake Nipigon | Canada | 1,870
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| Lake Manitoba | Canada | 1,817
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| Lake Great Salt | U.S. | 1,800
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| Lake Kioga | Uganda | 1,700
|
References and notes
- ↑ [1]
- ↑ Varies with the rainfall of the wet season