100% Largest Lake in the United State is Lake Michigan...Think ca rely the land around lake Michigan...Lake Michigan 22,400 (58,000) Michigan; Indiana; Illinois; Wisconsin, in the UNITED STATES!
So you think this the biggest lake in United States Lake Superior
Superior 31,800 (82,362) Michigan; Wisconsin; Minnesota; Ontario, Canada...Lake Superior still part of Canada.....We don't own Canada stupid...
The five largest lakes in the USA also known as the Great Lakes are Lake Superior, Lake Huron, Lake Michigan, Lake Ontario and Lake Erie. All the lakes are fresh water bodies and are situated in the north-eastern part of the United States along the US-Canada border. The Great Lakes also called inland seas, taken together have a combined surface area of 95,000 sq mi (246, 050 sq km) and comprise about 25% of the World's freshwater reserves. Lake Superior is not only the largest amongst them but also the largest freshwater lake in the World in terms of surface area (31,700 sq mi, 82,100 sq km).
The St. Lawrence sea way connecting the Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean is one of the largest of its kind and has resulted in large-scale trade activities in the region, with the cities of Detroit, Cleveland and Chicago being the prominent centers on the US coast while Toronto and Montreal being the chief ports along the Canadian border. The area is a major tourist destination where one can go swimming, boating and fishing; enjoy the natural beauty, visit the numerous parks and famous lighthouses of bygone days or just relax on the beaches; in fact lakeside towns like South Haven in Michigan are ideal places to spend your summer holidays USA style.
What is the deepest lake in the United States? The deepest lake in the U.S. Is Oregon's Crater Lake. Crater Lake lies within the collapsed crater of an ancient volcano named Mount Mazama and is 1,932 feet deep (589 meters). So HA to everyone who got the question wrong
Lake Michigan and Lake Huron. Most people consider these two Great Lakes of the United States to be separate lakes, they are actually a single, joined body of water. At over 45,00 square miles combined, they make up one of the largest single lakes in the world. Witch Lake Superior is 31,000 square miles in size. So I guess some people have there own opinion on this but in my opinion I think Lake Michigan is the biggest.
The largest lake in the United States is Lake Superior. It lies on the border of Canada and United States. Its surface area is approximately 82,103 square kilometers (31,700 square miles) and volume of water is 12,100 cubic kilometers (2904 cubic miles). Lake Superior contains 2,900 mi³ (12,100 km³) of water and has a maximum depth of 1,332 ft (406 m).
This lake is surrounded by Ontario and Minnesota to the north and Wisconsin and Michigan to the south. Across the globe it is the second largest lake and is also the largest fresh water lake. Its primary sources are Nipigon River,, the St. Louis River, the Pigeon River, the Pic River, the White River, the Michipicoten River and the Kaministiquia River.
The largest island in this lake is Isle Royale, which is situated in Michigan.
The Great Lakes are not "inland" lakes. Inland means completely inside the borders of the US. Some of the biggest lakes in the US are man-made (made by damming river). If you want the biggest natural lakes they are (in sq mi): Salt Lake-1700, Iliamna-1012, Okeechobee-730, Pontchartrain-631, Becharof-453
