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Random Lakes by Clue

Can you name these random lakes, man-made or natural, based on a clue (or with an additional hint to make it easier)? The answers change every time you play.
Quiz by Aaron197
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Last updated: June 19, 2022
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First submittedJune 18, 2022
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Clue
Lake
Y-shaped Italian lake for the rich and famous
Lake Como
Largest freshwater lake in the world
Lake Superior
Three-letter lake in Turkey that is the largest in the Middle East
Lake Van
Scottish lake with a famous monster
Loch Ness
Largest of the Finger Lakes of New York
Seneca Lake
This reservoir along the Zambezi River, between Zambia and Zimbabwe,
is the largest in the world
Lake Kariba
Largest lake located entirely in Switzerland; Old French for "new castle"
Lake Neuchâtel
Biggest freshwater lake in Argentina
(hint: just change one vowel from the country's name)
Argentino Lake
The French call it "lac Léman"
Lake Geneva
Lake bordering New York, Vermont and Canada
Lake Champlain
Longest of New York's Finger Lakes; Ithaca is located at its bottom
Cayuga Lake
Largest lake in China by surface area
Qinghai Lake
Settled by Mormon pioneers
Great Salt Lake
Large freshwater artificial lake created by the Panama Canal
Gatun Lake
World's largest lake on an island, located in Baffin Island
Nettilling Lake
This lake has the namesake and is located a few miles west of Costa Rica's
most active volcano
Lake Arenal
Scattered lake that is the largest in Finland
Saimaa
Dragon-shaped laked formed by the damming of the Osage river in Missouri
Lake of the Ozarks
Lake between Albania and North Macedonia that is the deepest and oldest
in Southern Europe, and also a UNESCO site
Lake Ohrid
Largest inland sea in the world
Caspian Sea
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