Canada is home to over two million lakes, more than any other country in the world. These lakes vary in size from small ponds to vast inland seas. Some of the most notable lakes in Canada include:
* Lake Superior: The largest lake in Canada and the world's largest freshwater lake by surface area.
* Lake Huron: The second largest lake in Canada and the world's third largest freshwater lake by surface area.
* Lake Erie: The fourth largest lake in Canada and the world's eleventh largest freshwater lake by surface area.
* Lake Ontario: The fifth largest lake in Canada and the world's fourteenth largest freshwater lake by surface area.
* Lake Winnipeg: The sixth largest lake in Canada and the world's thirty-third largest freshwater lake by surface area.
Rivers
Canada also has a vast network of rivers. These rivers play a vital role in the country's transportation, economy, and environment. Some of the most important rivers in Canada include:
* The St. Lawrence River: The longest river in Canada and one of the most important waterways in North America.
* The Mackenzie River: The second longest river in Canada and the longest river in North America that flows into the Arctic Ocean.
* The Nelson River: The third longest river in Canada and the longest river in North America that flows into Hudson Bay.
* The Fraser River: The fourth longest river in Canada and the longest river in British Columbia.
* The Yukon River: The fifth longest river in Canada and the longest river in the Yukon Territory.
