The deepest lake in China is formed by volcanic eruptions.

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  • Photo title: The deepest lake in China is formed by volcanic eruptions.
  • Author: Tseng504
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  • More than 300 years ago, the Changbai Mountain volcano erupted into a lake with a distance of 14.4 kilometers. At the deepest point of 373 meters, the water storage capacity exceeds 1.95 billion cubic feet, becoming the water source of the Songhua River, Tumen River and Yalu River. This is the `Tianchi`. It is also a border lake between China and North Korea. The surrounding rocky cliffs are steep and the trees are invisible. The icing time is up to 7 months and there are few fish. This is the favorite place for tourists
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