10 biggest lakes in Asia

10. Poyang Lake

• area: 3,583 km²
• countries: China
• coordinates: 29°04′N 116°23′E
• maximum length: 170 km
• maximum width: 17 km

9. Bratsk Reservoir

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• area: 5,470 km²
• countries: Russia
• coordinates: 56°16′27″N 101°46′34″E
• maximum length: 600 km
• maximum width: 25 km

8. Bukhtarminskoe reservoir

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• area: 5,490 km²
• countries: Kazakhstan
• coordinates: 49°10′N 84°15′E
• maximum length: 500 km
• maximum width: 35 km

7. Lake Urmia

• area: 5,800 km²
• countries: Iran
• coordinates: 37°39′12″N 45°25′23″E
• maximum length: 140 km
• maximum width: 55 km

6. Issyk-Kul

• area: 6,200 km²
• countries: Kyrgyzstan
• coordinates: 42°25′N 77°15′E
• maximum length: 178 km
• maximum width: 60 km

5. Tonlé Sap

• area: 2,700 km²
• countries: Cambodia
• coordinates: 12°53′N 104°04′E
• maximum length: 250 km
• maximum width: 100 km

4. Aral Sea

• area: 13,500 km²
• countries: Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan
• coordinates: 45°15′02,5″N 60°34′23,2″E
• maximum length: ???
• maximum width: ???

3. Lake Balkhash

• area: 16,400 km²
• countries: Kazakhstan
• coordinates: 46°32′27″N 74°52′44″E
• maximum length: 605 km
• maximum width: 74 km

2. Lake Baikal

• area: 31,500 km²
• countries: Russia
• coordinates: 53°30′N 108°0′E
• maximum length: 636 km
• maximum width: 79 km

1. Caspian Sea

• area: 376,000 km²
• countries: Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Iran, Azerbaijan.
• coordinates: 41°40′N 50°40′E
• maximum length: 1,030 km
• maximum width: 435 km