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    What are the world's deepest lakes?

    Question #8346. Asked by RWW6542. (Dec 01 00 3:06 AM)


    Kathy

    		I found the top five for you:

    1. Baikal - Siberia, Russia 5,369 ft (1,637 m)

    2. Tanganyika - Africa (Tanzania, Zaire & Zambia) 4,708 ft (1,435 m)

    3. Caspian Sea - Iran and Russia 3,104 ft (946 m)

    4. Nyasa - Africa (Mozambique, Tanzania & Malawi) 2,316 ft (706 m)

    5. Issyk Kul - Kyrgizstan, Central Asia 2,297 ft (700 m)

    http://www.nps.gov/archive/crla/brochures/deeplakes.htm


    [Added reference link - McG]

    Dec 02 00, 6:09 AM

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