Which is the biggest lake in the world?
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This is Lake Superior, between America and Canada, covering an area of nearly 32,000 square miles.
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The worlds largest lake is the caspian sea which is not actually a sea, it measures 143,200 sq miles- lake superior is the worlds lagest FRESH WATER lake and NOT THE largest.
By: nvb272
Date of comment: Fri, Jul 18th 2008
By: nvb272
Date of comment: Fri, Jul 18th 2008
Lake (Noun) - A large area of water surrounded by land.
The largest lake in the World is the Caspian Sea, which is approx. 130,000+ sq.miles, and not Lake Superior.
By: cymro1
Date of comment: Sat, Dec 22nd 2007
By: cymro1
Date of comment: Sat, Dec 22nd 2007
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