The largest lakes in the world: table

Below is a table with the largest lakes in the world (in descending order), which includes their names, surface area (in square kilometers), greatest depth (in meters), as well as the country in which they are located.

number	lake name	Maximum depth, m	Country
1	Caspian Sea	371000	1025	Azerbaijan, Iran, Kazakhstan, Our Country, Turkmenistan
2	Top	82103	406	Canada, United States
3	Victoria	68800	83	Kenya, Tanzania, Uganda
4	Aral Sea	68000	42	Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
5	Huron	59600	229	Canada, United States
6	Michigan	58000	281	USA
7	Tanganyika	32900	1470	Burundi, Zambia, DR Congo, Tanzania
8	Baikal	31772	1642	Our Country
9	Big Bearish	31153	446	Canada
10	Nyasa	29600	706	Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania
11	Great Slave	27200	614	Canada
12	Erie	25744	64	Canada, United States
13	Winnipeg	24514	36	Canada
14	Ontario	18960	244	Canada, United States
15	Ladoga	17700	230	Our Country
16	Balkhash	16996	26	Kazakhstan
17	East	15690	1000	Antarctic
18	Maracaibo	13210	60	Venezuela
19	Onega	9700	127	Our Country
20	Ayr	9500	6	Australia
21	Титикака	8372	281	Bolivia, Peru
22	Nicaragua	8264	26	Nicaragua
23	Athabasca	7850	120	Canada
24	Deer	6500	219	Canada
25	Rudolf (Turkana)	6405	109	Kenya, Ethiopia
26	Issyk-Kul	6236	668	Kyrgyzstan
27	Torrens	5745	8	Australia
28	Venern	5650	106	Sweden
29	Winnipegosis	5370	18	Canada
30	Albert	5300	25	DR Congo, Uganda
31	Urmia	5200	16	Iran
32	Mveru	5120	15	Zambia, DR Congo
33	Netting	5066	132	Canada
34	Nipigon	4848	165	Canada
35	Manitoba	4624	20	Canada
36	Taimyr	4560	26	Our Country
37	Big Salty	4400	15	USA
38	Saima	4400	82	Finland
39	Lesnoe	4349	64	Canada, United States
40	Hanka	4190	11	China, Our Country

Note: lake – part of the water shell of the planet; a naturally occurring body of water that has no direct connection to the sea or ocean.

The largest lakes in the world: table

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