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Lake Superior

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Lake Superior is a vast freshwater lake located in North America, forming part of the Great Lakes system. It’s notable as the largest freshwater lake by surface area, containing approximately one-tenth of Earth's total available fresh water. Bordering Canada and the United States, this significant body of water supports diverse ecosystems and recreational activities for those interested in boating, fishing, and exploring its rugged shoreline.

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Lake Superior ranks #1 of 214 in the Lake ranking, ahead of Lake Michigan.

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Is Lake Superior the largest freshwater lake in the world by volume?

Lake Superior is the largest freshwater lake in the world by surface area, covering approximately 31,700 square miles. By water volume, it actually ranks as the third-largest globally, though it contains about ten percent of the Earth's surface fresh water.

What is the deepest point of Lake Superior?

The maximum depth of Lake Superior reaches 1,333 feet, making it the deepest of the Great Lakes. Its average depth is around 500 feet, which contributes to its massive overall volume of extremely cold water.

What famous shipwreck occurred in Lake Superior?

The most famous shipwreck in Lake Superior is the SS Edmund Fitzgerald, which sank during a severe storm on November 10, 1975. The tragedy claimed the lives of all 29 crew members aboard and was later immortalized in a song by Gordon Lightfoot.

Which two countries share the shoreline of Lake Superior?

The shoreline of Lake Superior is shared between the United States and Canada. Specifically, it borders the states of Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Michigan in the US, as well as the Canadian province of Ontario.

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