What are some borders that divide lakes?

Answer 1

Well, honey, lakes don't really have borders like countries do. But if you're talking about dividing a lake into different regions, you could use things like depth zones, temperature gradients, or even different aquatic habitats. Just remember, Mother Nature doesn't play by our human rules, so don't expect lakes to have neat little borders like a coloring book.

Answer 2

An example of a border that divides a lake is the United States/Canada border. The border in the east splits the Great Lakes from East to West in some places.