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What are the famous lakes in canada?
Great Bear Lake is the highest and largest lake in Canada. The Great Slave Lake is the second largest lake in Canada and is the fifth largest lake in North America.
Which great lake do you not share with Canada?
lake Michigan is the only great lake that does NOT touch Canada
What is the largest lake in northern Canada?
The largest lake in Northern Canada is Great Slave lake.
Which is the greatest lake in Canada?
the great bear lake. it is the largest lake entirely within Canada. (i think. your grammar was kind of hard to understand... did you mean "what is the largest lake in canada?")
What are the names of a group of five lakes in Canada?
Lake Superior Lake Huron Lake Michigan Lake Erie Lake Ontario (these are in canada and border or are in the US
What is the fifth largest lake in Canada?
The fifth largest lake in Canada is Lake Winnipeg. Other large lakes are Lake Huron, Great Bear Lake, Lake Superior, and Great Slave Lake.
Other name for pond in Canada?
The biggest lake in Canada is called Lake Superior.
What large lake is not in Canada?
Salt Lake
What is a lake in Canada?
Great Bear Lake. It is the largest lake entirely within Canada. And don't forget about the Great Lakes (excluding Lake Michigan).
What is the name of the large lake in Superior Canada?
The large lake located in Lake Superior Canada is Lake Superior. This is one of the five freshwater great lakes and is shared between Canada and United States.
On which continent are Lake Huron and Lake Superior located?
You asked this in the "Canada" section. Therefore you know that lake Huron and lake superior form a part of Canada. Now if you know that Canada is in Northern America, then you have your answer...
Which great lake is the only lake that does not touch Canada?
Lake Michigan, it dose not border Canada, unless you consider Lake Michigan and Lake Huron one lake since they hydrological connected. Lake Michigan is border by Michigan, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Indiana but not Ontario (Canada). Check it out on Google maps.
