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That is really deep. Lake Superior’s deepest point is only 1,332 feet.
by maria2 4y ago
That is really deep. Lake Superior’s deepest point is only 1,332 feet.
- AndrewOMartin 4y agoLake Inferior, more like.
- vikingerik 4y agoThe serious answer is that Lake Superior is named not for its area or volume, but for its upper altitude / upstream position relative to the other lakes.
- _whiteCaps_ 4y agoInteresting! There's a few lakes in BC that are 400m+, and Quesnel Lake is 511m (1677'). I guess I had assumed that Superior was deep as well.