Largest lakes & reservoirs in Eastern Siberia Region, Russia by shoreline length
The length of the exterior shoreline around a lake is measured at the lake’s normal elevation. The shoreline length can be considerably shorter or longer when lake water levels are lower or higher than normal. A lake with many coves has a much longer shoreline than a lake of similar surface area that is nearly circular in shape.When known, the shoreline miles that we report in our statistics include only the lake’s exterior shoreline, and exclude the shorelines of islands located within a lake’s boundaries. In lakes with many islands, those islands’ combined shorelines may exceed a lake’s exterior shoreline.
You can find many of the world’s longest-shoreline lakes on LakeLubbers. Note: For some lakes, "Longest Shorelines" data is unknown or does not apply, so this table may display fewer lakes than the total 2 articles we have published for Eastern Siberia Region, Russia lakes.
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Below are lakes within Russia > Eastern Siberia Region, Russia > Compared by longest shoreline length in miles. This list does not represent all lakes in Eastern Siberia Region, Russia, only the 2 Eastern Siberia Region, Russia lake articles we have published on the LakeLubbers website.
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Shoreline length in miles ![]() |
Lake description |
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Bratsk Reservoir, Russia (Eastern Siberia Region, Russia, Russia) |
3,728 mi | It has been said that one of the most striking things about Siberia is the scale. Just the name conjures images of vast snowy expanses, impossibly thi… |
Lake Baikal, Russia (Eastern Siberia Region, Russia, Russia) |
1,300 mi | Also known as Lake Baykal, Sacred Sea, Pearl of Siberia, Blue Eye of Siberia, Galapagos of Russia Russia’s national treasure, Lake Baikal, is the world’s deepest lake and is our planet’s largest freshwater lake measured by water volume. Its bottom… |