Which manmade lake is the largest?

Answer 1

I believe the largest in North America is Lake Powell at 126 mi long in Arizona. It was created when the Glen Canyon Dam was built on the Colorado River. As for the next nine...? Lake Powell is actually the 2nd largest. The sizes of artificial lakes is measured by volume, and in the United States this is typically measured in acre-feet. The values reported here are for the "normal" volume for which the lake was designed. Of course, variations in climate will cause lakes to fluctuate over time, sometimes being larger or smaller than reported here. 1. Lake Mead (Arizona and Nevada) — 28.5 million acre-feet in volume 2. Lake Powell (Arizona and Utah) — 24.3 million acre-feet in volume 3. Lake Sakakawea (North Dakota) — 23.8 million acre-feet in volume 4. Lake Oahe (South Dakota) — 23.5 million acre-feet in volume 5. Fort Peck Lake (Montana) — 17.9 million acre-feet in volume (An acre-foot is the amount of water required to cover one acre of ground to a depth of one foot. It is 325,851 gallons, or 1,233,500 liters.)

Answer 2

1. Caspain Sea Kazakhstan 2. Lake Superior U.S.-Canada 3. Lake Victoria Africa 4. Aral Sea<- (Has been demoted to 15th but im not too sure which 1 im missing)

Russia 5. Lake Huron U.S.-Canada 6. Lake Michigan U.S. 7. Lake Tanganyika Africa 8. Lake Baikal Russia 9. Great Bear Lake Canada 10. Lake Nyasa Malawi, Africa

Answer 3

Lake Volta in Ghana, Western Africa covers almost 3,275 sq. mi. The lake was formed when the Akosombo Dam was built in 1965.

Answer 4

commin lake, nine lake, mimi lake, sevrty lake, mi lakey, hi lahke, mibmhu usjd, senae lakeyre and the monilisa lakerzx

Answer 5

Owen Falls in Uganda

Answer 6

ghanha