6,405 km?

On the banks of Lac Leman

Lake Constance

"Yongcheondonggul Lava Tube was discovered recently, and it has a large lake with different salt concentrations along the depth, future detailed scientific investigations on the fauna may reveal some interesting results on its fauna and ecology. The ceiling above the lake also displays a majestic view of carbonate speleothems." - Nomination File

the largest known lake complex in a hyper arid environment (AB ev)

Sarez Lake: the lake formed in 1911, after a great earthquake (wiki)
See en.wikipedia.org

Möckelmossen "West of Möckelmossen there are three groups of house foundations which were excavated during the 1970s. Finds have included bone fragments of cattle, horse, sheep/goat and pig." - nomination file
See sv.wikipedia.org

Lake Sarykamysh, "Throughout its history, the lake has disappeared several times and re-emerged" (AB ev)
See en.wikipedia.org

At Lake Malaran

Dried lakes

Lake St. Clair, the "deepest lake in Australia" (IUCN)

two main lakes L.Aksuat (22,000 ha) and L. Saramoin (12,600 ha)(UNEP-WCMC)

Gokyo Lakes

several sites around the Lake Constance

30,044 km?

31,500 km?, and deepest lake in the world

On the banks of Lake Onega, the 2nd largest lake in Europe and 18th in the world

Lake Teletskoye

Largest saline water body in Europe, important for migratory birds

"The high number of waterfowl and the importance of Kenozero Lake for migratory birds led to its recognition as Important Bird Area (260 bird species).

A significant role within the hydrologic regime of the Kolkheti territories plays also Paliastomi Lake which is the largest of over 40 other smaller lakes in the Kolkheti wetland complex. (Nomination Text, p. 27)

Gour de Tazenat: a volcanic crater formed by a phreatomagmatic eruption.

Volcanic lake Batur

Includes the Lower, Upper and Big Rideau lakes

Lake Elementaita, Lake Nakuru and Lake Bogoria

Lake Ohrid: probably the oldest lake in Europe and with impressive endemism