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'''Loch Ness''' is the largest lake in [[Great Britain]], being 23 miles long, one mile wide, and almost 900 feet deep in places.

'''Loch Ness''' is a large freshwater [[loch]] in [[Inverness-shire]]. Lying in the [[Scottish Highlands]], it is the largest lake by volume in [[Great Britain]], being 23 miles long, one mile wide, and almost 900 feet deep in places.

Geologists believe that the present day Loch Ness dates from the end of the [[Ice Age]].<ref>According to secular scientists, this lasted 20,000 years and finished 10,000 years ago, and was the most recent of several.  According to creationary scientists, the Ice Age lasted a few hundred years, and occurred in the centuries following [[Great Flood|Noah's Flood]]</ref>

Geologists believe that the present day Loch Ness dates from the end of the [[Ice Age]].<ref>According to secular scientists, this lasted 20,000 years and finished 10,000 years ago, and was the most recent of several.  According to creationary scientists, the Ice Age lasted a few hundred years, and occurred in the centuries following [[Great Flood|Noah's Flood]]</ref>