Deep lakes captivate the human imagination, with myths of bottomless lakes harboring monsters, lost cities, treasures, and more.
Despite modern technology like sonar, remote cameras, and submarines, the ancient allure and mystery persist.
Here’s a countdown of the world’s 9 deepest lakes.
9. Crater Lake (1,943 feet [592 meters]) Crater Lake, situated in Oregon’s Cascade Range, claims the title of the deepest lake in the United States.
This relatively young lake formed approximately 7,700 years ago when the massive Mount Mazama volcano collapsed after an eruption. Read More...
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