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Rivers And Lakes 1-17

17 entries in the Rivers And Lakes compendium.

Rivers And Lakes 1-17 — Era Chart

Lake Ladoga1812Jordan River1835Kati Thanda–Lake Eyre1840Lake Balkhash1864Lake Huron1913Lake Kariba1958Lake Baikal1996Irrawaddy River2007Godavari River2012
ElbeMajor Central European river flowing from Czech Republic to the North Sea.GangesTrans-boundary river of Asia, sacred to Hindus.Godavari RiverHighest number of dams among all river basins in India.Indus RiverTransboundary river of Asia, cradle of the Indus Valley Civilisation.Irrawaddy RiverPrincipal river of Myanmar, vital for commerce, agriculture, and biodiversity.IrtyshLongest tributary river in the world, flowing through three countries.Jordan RiverA 251-km Levantine river sacred in three major religions.Krishna RiverTributary of the Krishna, lifeline of Maharashtra, home to India's 2nd largest hydroelectrLake Albert (Africa)Lake on the Uganda–DRC border, part of the upper Nile system.Lake BaikalWorld's deepest and oldest freshwater lake by volume.Lake BalkhashLarge Central Asian lake with fresh and saline halves.Lake ChadEndorheic lake at the crossroads of four African nations.Lake ErieSouthernmost, shallowest Great Lake with shortest water residence time.Lake HuronSecond-largest Great Lake by surface area, third-largest by volume.Lake KaribaWorld's largest man-made reservoir by volume.Lake LadogaEurope's largest lake, a historic trade route and ecological haven.Kati Thanda–Lake EyreAustralia's largest ephemeral lake and lowest natural point.
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