Something about a tranquil lake warms our hearts and induces a sense of calm.
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A lake is a body of water surrounded by land and may be open or closed.
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All freshwater lakes are open, meaning water exits by an outlet like a river.
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Water only exits closed lakes by evaporation and often become saline or salty.
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Lake Tahoe is America’s second-deepest lake and North America’s largest alpine lake.
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With a maximum depth of 1,645 feet, it straddles the borders of California and Nevada.
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Lake Tahoe is one of Earth’s purest bodies of water, with an average annual clarity of 72 feet.
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No matter when you visit, the scenery is spectacular, rivaling the beauty of any national park.
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For the FULL List of the 10 Deepest Lakes in the US, including details on each and how deep,
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