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World's Deepest Lakes

Lakes ranked by maximum depth in metres. Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia is the deepest lake on Earth at 1,642 metres — a body of water so vast it holds approximately 20% of the world's entire unfrozen surface fresh water, more than all of t...

About: World's Deepest Lakes

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Lakes ranked by maximum depth in metres. Lake Baikal in Siberia, Russia is the deepest lake on Earth at 1,642 metres — a body of water so vast it holds approximately 20% of the world's entire unfrozen surface fresh water, more than all of the North American Great Lakes combined. Baikal is also the world's oldest lake at an estimated 25 million years.

Key Findings

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Lake Baikal (Russia) leads with 1,642 in All Time.
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Average value in All Time: 980  ·  median: 868.
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Gap in All Time: Lake Baikal (Russia) is 2.8× larger than Lake Crater (USA).

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Data Insights

Numbers, trends & sources behind this chart
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Data Points
8
8 categories  ·  1 year
Top Value
1,642
Lake Baikal (Russia)
Maximum Depth (Metres) · All Time
Metrics
1
Maximum Depth (Metres)
Period
All Time
Single year snapshot

Category Rankings

Ranked by All Time value · vs. All Time
# Category All Time All Time Change
🥇 Lake Baikal (Russia) 1,642 1,642 +0%
🥈 Lake Tanganyika (Africa) 1,470 1,470 +0%
🥉 Caspian Sea (Asia/Europe) 1,025 1,025 +0%
4 Lake Vostok (Antarctica) 900 900 +0%
5 O'Higgins-San Martin Lake (S. America) 836 836 +0%
6 Lake Malawi (Africa) 706 706 +0%
7 Issyk-Kul (Kyrgyzstan) 668 668 +0%
8 Lake Crater (USA) 594 594 +0%
Statistical Summary — All Time
1,642
Maximum
594
Minimum
980
Average
868
Median

What This Data Shows

Auto-generated trend summaries per category
Lake Baikal (Russia)
Recorded 1,642 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
Lake Tanganyika (Africa)
Recorded 1,470 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
Caspian Sea (Asia/Europe)
Recorded 1,025 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
Lake Vostok (Antarctica)
Recorded 900 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
O'Higgins-San Martin Lake (S. America)
Recorded 836 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
Lake Malawi (Africa)
Recorded 706 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
Issyk-Kul (Kyrgyzstan)
Recorded 668 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.
Lake Crater (USA)
Recorded 594 Maximum Depth (Metres) in All Time.

Full Data Table

8 records across 1 year
8 sourced
Category Metric All Time Source
Lake Baikal (Russia) Maximum Depth (Metres) 1,642
Lake Tanganyika (Africa) Maximum Depth (Metres) 1,470
Caspian Sea (Asia/Europe) Maximum Depth (Metres) 1,025
Lake Vostok (Antarctica) Maximum Depth (Metres) 900
O'Higgins-San Martin Lake (S. America) Maximum Depth (Metres) 836
Lake Malawi (Africa) Maximum Depth (Metres) 706
Issyk-Kul (Kyrgyzstan) Maximum Depth (Metres) 668
Lake Crater (USA) Maximum Depth (Metres) 594

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