What is the 6th largest freshwater lake in the world?

Lake Michigan is the sixth largest freshwater lake in the world and the third largest of the North American Great Lakes by surface area. Lake Michigan and Lake Huron are joined by the Straits of Mackinac and are considered to be one lake hydrologically.



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Lake Victoria, Africa Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa and the second largest freshwater lake in the world, after Lake Superior in North America. It is located in East Africa and shares its shores between three countries: Uganda, Kenya and Tanzania.

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Lake Michigan is the third largest of the Great Lakes and ranks as the fifth largest lake in the world (by surface area). Source: Lake Michigan Basin statistics map produced by Michigan Sea Grant/Michigan State University Extension (2000).

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The megalake Paratethys once covered more than 2.8 million square kilometres, from the eastern Alps to what is now Kazakhstan. During its 5-million-year lifetime, the lake was home to many species found nowhere else, including miniature versions of whales, dolphins, and seals.

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