Lago Titicaca
May 16th 2007 Shared between Bolivia and Peru and with 8,500 sq m, Lago Titicaca is the largest high-altitude lake in the world, slightly larger than the Lake Tahoe in California but smaller than the incredible salt flats in South West Bolivia (measuring 10,000 sq m). The 4 rivers flowing into the lake from the Peruvian side provide enough water circulation to make it a fresh-water lake, supporting a healthy (
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