lakes
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Lake Ulahan-Ary-Kuele
The unique lake Ulahan-Kuel is one of the most protected natural areas of Yakutia, it has the status of republican significance. It is located in the northeastern part of the Žigansky ulus. The total area is 11046 ha.
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Lake Manych-Gudilo
The largest lake in the Rostov region is Manych-Gudilo - relic, tectonic, the so-called lake-saucer. The lake of more than 150 km in length, and up to 10-15 km
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Rybinsk reservoir
Rybinsk reservoir is a large reservoir on the Volga river and its tributaries Sheksna and Mologa. Located mainly in the Yaroslavl region.
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Zeya reservoir
Zeya reservoir - dam on the Zeya River in the Amur region of Russia.
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Bratsk reservoir
Bratsk reservoir - a reservoir in the Irkutsk region of Russia, founded on the river Angara in the result of construction of the Bratsk hydroelectric power station.
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Onega lake
Onega lake is a lake in the North-West of the European part of the Russian Federation located on the territory of Karelia.
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Chany lake
The Chany lake - closed salt lake in Russia, located in Barabinsk lowland on the territory of the Novosibirsk region, the largest lake in Western Siberia.
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Lake Khanka
Lake Khanka is located on the border of the Primorsky region of Russia and the Heilongjiang province of China.
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Lake Taimyr
Lake Taimyr on the Taimyr Peninsula in the Krasnoyarsk Krai. The second largest after lake Baikal in the Asian part of Russia.
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Lake Pyasino
Lake Pyasino - lake of glacial origin in Russia, in the South-West North-Siberian lowland in the Krasnoyarsk territory, approximately 20 km from Norilsk.
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Lake Ilmen
Lake Ilmen - lake in the Western part of the Novgorod region. Belongs to the basin of the Baltic sea Atlantic ocean.
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Lake Baikal
Lake Baikal - lake of tectonic origin in the southern part of Eastern Siberia, the deepest lake on the planet, the largest natural reservoir of fresh water.
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In Russia 2747997 lakes with total area of 408 856 km2 (excluding the Caspian Sea). The largest lake - the Caspian Sea. Of the lakes in the traditional sense of the largest in the area are Baikal (31,722 km2), Lake Ladoga (17 872 km2), Onega (9693 km2) and Taimyr (4560 km2), and by the volume: Lake Baikal (23,516 km3), Lake Ladoga (838 km3), Onega (292 km3) and Khantayskoye (82 km3), with about 96% of all stocks of lake water is concentrated in eight major lakes, of which 95.2% is only one Baikal. On the territory of Russia are in operation about 30 thousand regulating river runoff water reservoirs and ponds with overall volume of more than 800 km3. The coastline only reservoirs is 75.4 thousand km. By area, the water table of the ten largest reservoirs of the world are Kuibyshev (6150 km2), Bratsk (5470 km2), Rybinsk (4550 km2), Volgograd (3117 km2) and Krasnoyarsk (2000 km2).
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