10 largest lakes in the world

10. Great Slave Lake

• area: 28,919 km²
• countries: Canada
• coordinates: 61°40′N 114°00′W
• maximum length: 480 km
• maximum width: 109 km

9. Malawi

• area: 30,800 km²
• countries: Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania
• coordinates: 12°11′S 34°22′E
• maximum length: 580 km
• maximum width: 75 km

8. Great Bear Lake

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• area: 31,080 km²
• countries: Canada
• coordinates: 66°00′N 121°00′W
• maximum length: 293 km
• maximum width: 188 km

7. Baikal

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• area: 31,500 km²
• countries: Russia
• coordinates: 53°30′N 108°12′E
• maximum length: 636 km
• maximum width: 79 km

6. Tanganyika

• area: 32,893 km²
• countries: Burundi, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania, Zambia
• coordinates: 6°00′11,9″S 29°32′41,9″E
• maximum length: 670 km
• maximum width: 80 km

5. Michigan

• area: 57,850 km²
• countries: United States
• coordinates: 44°01′02″N 87°03′04″W
• maximum length: 449 km
• maximum width: 193 km

4. Huron

• area: 59,596 km²
• countries: United States, Canada
• coordinates: 44°48′N 82°24′W
• maximum length: 332 km
• maximum width: 295 km

3. Victoria

• area: 68,800 km²
• countries: Tanzania, Uganda, Kenya
• coordinates: 1°00′S 33°00′E
• maximum length: 337 km
• maximum width: 250 km

2. Superior

• area: 82,410 km²
• countries: United States, Canada
• coordinates: 47°42′N 87°30′W
• maximum length: 563 km
• maximum width: 257 km

1. Caspian Sea

• area: 371,800 km²
• countries: Azerbaijan, Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Iran
• coordinates: 42°00′N 51°00′E 
• maximum length: 1,200 km
• maximum width: 325 km