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In winter, the ice is 1.5 metres thick.' – walking on the world's deepest lake | Travel | The Guardian
Ice Sheet
Lake Erie houses found completely encased in ice | CNN
Lake and River Ice: Formation and Classification | Minnesota Sea Grant
How Is Worldwide Sea Level Rise Driven by Melting Arctic Ice? - Scientific American
This lake was partly covered with snow and ice meter sever… | Flickr
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Ice - Wikipedia
Listwjanka, Russia. 10th Mar, 2021. The meter-thick ice of Lake Baikal in southeastern Siberia in Russia attracts many tourists in winter, who walk and skate on the mirror-smooth surface. Credit: Christian Thiele/dpa/Alamy
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dpatop - 22 February 2021, Russia, Listwjanka: The meter-thick ice of Lake Baikal attracts many tourists in winter, who walk and skate on the mirror-smooth surface. Photo: Ulf Mauder/dpa Stock Photo -
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