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Geography, geology, ecology / Geography / Lakes of Africa

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CHAD (Niger, Nigeria, Chad, Cameroon) - endorheic wandering lake

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Kivu (Rwanda, Zaire) - mountain lake

TANA (Tsana, Dembea) - (Ethiopia), alpine lake

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KYOGA (Uganda)

MWERU (Zaire, Zambia)

NGAMI (Botswana) - brackish, drying lake

NYASA (Malawi) - (Malawi, Mozambique, Tanzania)

RUKVA (Tanzania) - endorheic salt lake

TUMBA (Zaire)

ETOSHA (Namibia) - salty drying lake

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DEMBEA - see Tana

MALAWI - see Nyasa

EDWARD (Zaire, Uganda)

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ALBERT (Zaire, Uganda) - the name of the lake Mobutu-Se se-Seko until 1973

MANZALA (Egypt)

MELGIR (Algeria) - salty drying lake

RUDOLF (Kenya)

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VICTORIA (Ukreve), (Tanzania, Kenya, Uganda) - the second largest freshwater lake in the world

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BANGWEULU (Zambia) - mountain lake

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TANGANIKA (Zaire, Tanzania, Zambia, Burundi) - the second deepest lake in the world

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