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More than Two Million Lakes Are Located Within a Single Country, Excavated by Glaciers of the Ice Age that Have Spent Tens of Thousands of Years Molding the Land Until Turning It Into a Landscape of Waters
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The lakes of Canada form the largest concentration of fresh water on our planet with about two million reservoirs scattered throughout the territory. All this vastness of water emerged at the end of the Ice Age, when giant glaciers tore the soil and left deep marks in the Canadian landscape. As the giant glaciers tore the land to... The post More than two million lakes are located within a single country, excavated by glaciers from the Ice Age t…
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