10 deepest lakes in Poland

10. Ciecz

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• depth: 58.8 m
• location: Lubusz Lake District
• geographical coordinates: 52°20′50″N 15°17′26″E
• area: 185.7 ha

9. Jezioro Morzycko

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• depth: 60.7 m
• location: Myśliborskie Lake district
• geographical coordinates: 52°51′50″N 14°24′33″E
• area: 342 ha

8. Babięty Wielkie

• depth: 65.2 m
• location: Mazury lake district
• geographical coordinates: 53°43′07″N 21°07′15″E
• area: 264 ha

7. Wuksniki

• depth: 67.3 m
• location: Iława Lake District
• geographical coordinates: 53°58′13″N 20°05′57″E
• area: 118.5 ha

6. Wdzydze

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• depth: 69.5 m
• location: Bory Tucholskie
• geographical coordinates: 53°58′31″N 17°54′19″E
• area: 1,455.6 ha

5. Wigry

fot. Szwedzki at Polish Wikipedia (CC BY-SA 2.5)

• depth: 74.2 m
• location: Wigry National Park
• geographical coordinates: 54°01′09,36″N 23°04′48,77″E
• area: 2,118.3 ha

4. Czarny Staw pod Rysami

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• depth: 77 m
• location: High Tatras
• geographical coordinates: 49°11′20″N 20°04′37″E
• area: 20.64 ha

3. Wielki Staw Polski

• depth: 80.3 m
• location: High Tatras
• geographical coordinates: 49°12′33″N 20°02′27″E
• area: 34.14 ha

2. Drawsko

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• depth: 82.2 m
• location: Drawskie Lake District
• geographical coordinates: 53°35′12″N 16°11′15″E
• area: 1,781.5 ha

1. Hańcza

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• depth: 106.2 m
• location: East Suwałki Lake District
• geographical coordinates: 54°16′18,1″N 22°48′51,5″E
• area: 311.4 ha