25 Largest lakes in the United States

The United States of America boasts an extensive array of lakes, encompassing freshwater and saltwater, both of natural and artificial origins. These lakes have been classified based on their surface area and water volume and are inhabited by a profusion of fish and marine species, each possessing distinct attributes.

With an expanse of 82,103 square kilometers, Lake Superior proudly holds the title of the largest lake in the United States as well as the largest freshwater lake globally. On the other hand, Lake Huron, with a surface area of 59,570 square kilometers, claims to be the second-largest lake in the country. The list comprises lakes that are of both artificial and natural origin.

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