Caspian Sea: Between Europe and Asia; the world's largest lake by area (salty) Lake Superior: North America; the largest of the Great Lakes, between the U.S. and Canada Lake Victoria: East Africa: Uganda, Kenya, Tanzania; Africa's largest lake Lake Huron: Great Lakes; between Michigan and Ontario Lake Michigan: Great Lakes; the only one completely inside the United States Lake Erie: Great Lakes; the shallowest, with Niagara River leaving it Lake Ontario: Great Lakes; the smallest by area, east of Erie Lake Tanganyika: East Africa; very long and deep Lake Malawi: Malawi, Mozambique and Tanzania Lake Chad: Central Africa; has shrunk a lot Lake Turkana: Kenya; the largest desert lake Lake Nasser: Egypt and Sudan; made by the Aswan High Dam Lake Baikal: Siberia, Russia; the deepest lake in the world Aral Sea: Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan; mostly dried up Dead Sea: Israel, Jordan and the West Bank; a super salty lake, the lowest land on Earth Sea of Galilee: Israel; a freshwater lake Lake Titicaca: Peru and Bolivia; the highest large navigable lake Lake Maracaibo: Venezuela Great Bear Lake: Northwest Territories, Canada Great Slave Lake: Northwest Territories, Canada; very deep Lake Winnipeg: Manitoba, Canada Lake Athabasca: Alberta and Saskatchewan, Canada Great Salt Lake: Utah; a big salty lake Lake Tahoe: California and Nevada; a clear mountain lake Crater Lake: Oregon; the deepest lake in the United States, in an old volcano Lake Okeechobee: Florida; the largest freshwater lake in the state Lake Champlain: Vermont, New York and Quebec Lake Pontchartrain: Louisiana, next to New Orleans Lake Mead: Nevada and Arizona; made by Hoover Dam Lake Powell: Utah and Arizona; made by Glen Canyon Dam Lake of the Woods: Minnesota, Ontario and Manitoba Finger Lakes: New York State; a group of long narrow lakes Lake Geneva: Switzerland and France Lake Constance: Germany, Austria and Switzerland Lake Como: Italy; in the foothills of the Alps Lake Garda: Italy; the largest lake in Italy Loch Ness: Scotland; the legend of a monster Lake Windermere: England; the largest lake in England, in the Lake District Lake Ladoga: Russia; the largest lake in Europe Lake Vänern: Sweden; the largest lake in the European Union Lake Taupō: New Zealand's North Island; the largest lake in New Zealand Lake Eyre: South Australia; a huge salt lake that is usually dry Lake Toba: Sumatra, Indonesia; a big volcanic lake Qinghai Lake: China; the largest lake in China Lake Biwa: Japan; the largest lake in Japan Free flashcards from Peabody at peabody.kids/flashcards/geo-lakes-world