Lake Victoria in east central Africa borders three countries : Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania.

It really depends on which lake you are talking about. It normally goes algae, small fish, maybe a water snake, alligator turtle, to a hawk. That's just one variation though. There are thousands of combinations you can make, but a food web really brings all of the possibilities together.

The deepest lake in the world is Lake Baikal. It's 5,369 feet deep.

Lake Victoria has several inlets, but the Nile River is the only surface outlet.

there is one in Africa and one in Australia and Grand Lake Victoria in Quebec

Lake Victoria has been known as Lake Nyaza, Ukerewe, The Eye of the Rhino, Nalubaale, Sango and Lolwe

People sometimes swim for kilometers in a game called kiwete. The buoys are hippos who hold rings around their necks.

The land is fertile, which supports extensive agricultural production and a high population density.

Nile River

The lake is on the African continent boardered by Kenya, Uganda and Tanzania

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Lake Ontario is in both Canada and the USA.

The boarder runs roughly across the middle.

Max. depth 272 feet

Uganda is the country and the capital of Uganda in Kampala

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Such movements formed the deep valleys in central Africa that lie below Lake Tanganyika and Lake Victoria.

lake Huron is 984 feet. it is a beautiful lake wich i live by. im live in Michigan and im a scientist. this measurement was made in 2008

Lake Victoria is usually considered the third largest lake in the world. The largest is the Caspian Sea (Asia) at 143,250 square miles, 371,000 sq km. Second is Lake Superior (North America), 31,000 sq miles, 82,414 sq km. Third is Lake Victoria (Central Africa), 26,000 sq miles, 69,485 sq km. However, some sources consider Lake Huron and Lake Michigan as a single lake, which would make it second on the list at 45,410 sq miles, 117, 611 sq km. That would drop Victoria to fourth. For some help with why there are different lakes listed as largest, please see this site: http://geology.com/records/largest-lake.shtml

Lake Victoria is located in east central Africa along the equator. It borders the countries of Tanzania, Kenya and Uganda. Lake Victoria is the largest lake in Africa, and is part of the tributary system of the Nile River (White Nile).

*Despite the name, Lake Victoria and Victoria Falls are not connected in any way.

Because Africa was once under the Great Britain

Uganda is the country that carries the largest part of lake Victoria.

in southeast africa connected to the nile river. and the shoreline is a part of the serengetti plains. It is part of the great rift valley and next to the congo basin. (I hope this answer was helpful im sorry if it wasnt)

The average depth is 40 meters and the deepest spot is 83 meters.