Titicacasee

Also known as Lake Titicaca, Titiqaqa, Lake Titiqaqa

See in Peru und Bolivien

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Lake Titicaca is a body of water with an elevation of 3812 above sea level. It has an area of 8562 and a volume of 893. The lake measures 204 in length and 80 in width, with a perimeter of 1125. Its vertical depth reaches 489.

The watershed area surrounding the lake is 56270. The residence time of the water is 1343. The subject is referenced by 617 other encyclopedia articles. It is categorized under "Lake Titicaca" in Commons, which also hosts a gallery with the same name.

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Wikidata facts

Country: Bolivia
Located in: La Paz Department
Area: 8372
Elevation: 3812
Image: 00 1635 Reed Islands of Lake Titicaca.jpg
Width: 80
Length: 204
Perimeter: 1125

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outflows: evaporation
basin country: Peru
Commons category: Lake Titicaca
topic's main category: Category:Lake Titicaca
Commons gallery: Lake Titicaca
heritage designation: Ramsar site
volume as quantity: 893
watershed area: 56270
residence time of water: 1343
vertical depth: 489
inflows: Ilave River
on focus list of Wikimedia project: Wikipedia:Vital articles/Level/4
located in protected area: Titicaca National Reservation
P12749: Skanderbeg

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Article · Deutsch

Der Titicacasee (spanisch Lago Titicaca; Quechua Titiqaqa qucha) ist mit einer Fläche von 8372 Quadratkilometern der größte Süßwassersee Südamerikas. Er befindet sich auf der Altiplano-Hochebene in den Anden; der westliche Teil mit 4916 km² des Sees gehört zu Peru, der östliche Teil mit 3372 km² zu Bolivien. Gemessen an seiner Fläche ist er der achtzehntgrößte natürliche See der Welt; seine Fläche ist etwa 15,5-mal so groß wie die des Bodensees (einschließlich Untersee) und fast so groß wie Korsika.Er ist stark verschmutzt.

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