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Hornindalsvatnet is Norway's and Europe's
deepest lake, and the world's
fourteenth deepest lake,
officially measured to a
depth of 514 m (1,686 ft). Its...
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Matano Eurasia — 1: Baikal, 2:
Caspian Sea, 3:
Issyk Kul
Europe — 1:
Hornindalsvatnet, 2: Salvatnet, 3: Lake Tinn
North America — 1:
Great Slave, 2: Crater...
- Guam;
Punta Cormorant on
Floreana Island in the
Galapagos Islands; and
Hornindalsvatnet, Norway.[better source needed] It gets its
distinctive coloring from...
- fjord, and the world's
longest at 204
kilometres (127 mi). The lake
Hornindalsvatnet is the
deepest lake in Europe.
Norway has
about 400,000
lakes and 239...
- Grodås. The muni****lity was
located at the
eastern end of the lake
Hornindalsvatnet, the
deepest lake in
Northern Europe. The rest of the lake lies inside...
- Europe's
largest mainland glacier. The
region also
includes the lake
Hornindalsvatnet, Europe's
deepest lake at 514
metres (1,686 ft). The
glacier Briksdalsbreen...
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these fjord-lakes are very deep for
instance Mjøsa (453 meters) and
Hornindalsvatnet (514 m). The
longitudinal profile of a U-shaped,
glaciated valley is...
- Hardangerfjord.
Nordfjordeid is the
isthmus with a
village between Hornindalsvatnet lake and Nordfjord. Such
lakes are also
denoted fjord valley lakes...
- ice carving,
Sognefjorden is the world's
second deepest fjord and
Hornindalsvatnet is the
deepest lake in Europe. When the ice melted, the sea filled...
- Eidsfjorden, an arm of the main Nordfjorden, west of the
large lake
Hornindalsvatnet. The
village of Stårheim is
located about 12
kilometres (7.5 mi) to...
