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Lakes are defined as a water body that is surrounded by land. But did you know there are several lakes in the world that have astounding depths? Yes, take a look at some of the deepest lakes in the world.
This is an ancient and massive lake in Russia in the mountainous region of Siberia and has a depth of 1,620 m.
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This is a great lake in Africa and is the second oldest freshwater body in the world, with the depth being 1,436 m.
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Regarded as the largest inland body of water in the world, this lake has a depth of 1,025 m.
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This is a subglacial lake in the Antarctic and has a depth of 900 m. Did you know this lake is covered by a sheet of ice?
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It’s known as O'Higgins in Chile while San Martín in Argentina, and the depth of this lake is 836 m.
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AKA Lake Malawi, this lake is sitting near Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania with a depth of 706 m.
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This beautiful lake in Kazakhstan is also one of the deepest lakes in the world and has a depth of 668 m.
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