Lake Titicaca ; 107 m (351 ft) · 281 m (922 ft) · 896 km3 (215 cu mi) · 1,343 years.

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The lake averages between 460 and 600 feet (140 and 180 m) in depth, but the bottom tilts sharply toward the Bolivian shore, reaching its greatest recorded ...

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The lake averages between 460 and 600 feet (140 and 180 metres) in depth, but the bottom tilts sharply toward the Bolivian shore, reaching its ...

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It is 80 Km (50 miles) across at its widest point and its maximum depth is around 360 meters (1181 feet). The meaning of the lake's name is not absolutely clear ...

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Lake Titicaca, formed by glacial melt, is in the Northern High Plains, at 3810m elevation, 179km long, 50km wide, and 284m deep, divided into two parts.

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The lake has a maximum depth of 281 meters and an average surface temperature of 55.4°F, with winter temperatures ranging from 51.8°F to 59°F. It is regarded as ...

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So, like a bathtub with no drain, this large and deep lake (with depths of several hundred feet) has become the collecting basin for more than 25,000 years of ...

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The lake is around 3820 masl and 284 meters deep at its most profound. Thought to be more than 3 million years old, Titicaca stands out for ...

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