Clue
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Answer
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Largest freshwater lake (by area)
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Lake Superior
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Largest freshwater lake (by volume)
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Lake Baikal
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Largest lake in Africa (area)
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Lake Victoria
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Borders Toronto
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Lake Ontario
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Borders Chicago
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Lake Michigan
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Borders Cleveland and Buffalo
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Lake Erie
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High-altitude lake between Bolivia and Peru
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Lake Titicaca
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Has a mythical Scottish monster
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Loch Ness
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Twice hosted the Winter Olympics
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Lake Placid
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Location of Scafell Pike, the tallest mountain in England
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Lake District
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Has world's largest lake-island
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Lake Huron
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Largest in Manitoba
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Lake Winnipeg
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Reservoir created by Hoover Dam
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Lake Mead
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Large lagoon of Venezuela
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Lake Maracaibo
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Between Austria, Germany and Switzerland
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Lake Constance
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"Shocking" reservoir of Ghana
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Lake Volta
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Largest in the United Kingdom
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Lough Neagh
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African lake that shrank by 95% between 1963–1998
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Lake Chad
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Chicago's most populous community area
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Lake View
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Biggest lake in Antarctica
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Lake Vostok
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Largest in Australia (hint: Charlotte Brontë novel)
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Lake Eyre
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Largest lakes in northwestern Russia, near St. Petersburg
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Lake Ladoga
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Lake Onega
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Largest in Turkey (as well as the Middle East)
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Lake Van
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Minnesota town where all the kids are above average
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Lake Wobegon
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Reservoir north of Charlotte, NC (hint: Norse ethnic group)
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Lake Norman
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African Great Lake named after a British king
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Lake Edward
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Another name for Sea of Galilee
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Lake Tiberias
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Largest lake in Iran
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Lake Urmia
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Makes up about 4% of Armenia's surface area
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Lake Sevan
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Manitoba's third largest lake
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Lake Manitoba
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Syrian reservoir built on Euphrates (hint: nation's president)
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Lake Assad
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Also, the clue “with namesake of world capital on it” is somewhat confusing. Perhaps “named after the world capital on its shores” would be clearer. Otherwise great quiz, thanks.