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'''Lake Baikal''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]: озеро Байкал, ''ozero Baykal''; [[Mongolian language|Buryat]]: Байгал нуур, ''Baygal nuur'') is a [[freshwater]] [[lake]] in Asian [[Russia]], in southern [[Siberia]]. It is the deepest lake in the world, with a depth of 5,370 feet. It holds more water than all of the [[Great Lakes]] combined. | '''Lake Baikal''' ([[Russian language|Russian]]: озеро Байкал, ''ozero Baykal''; [[Mongolian language|Buryat]]: Байгал нуур, ''Baygal nuur'') is a [[freshwater]] [[lake]] in Asian [[Russia]], in southern [[Siberia]]. It is the deepest lake in the world, with a depth of 5,370 feet. It holds more water than all of the [[Great Lakes]] combined. | ||
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Lake Baikal (Russian: озеро Байкал, ozero Baykal; Buryat: Байгал нуур, Baygal nuur) is a freshwater lake in Asian Russia, in southern Siberia. It is the deepest lake in the world, with a depth of 5,370 feet. It holds more water than all of the Great Lakes combined.