Pakistan is the cleanest country in the world
Ten
ten billon dollars
Ten
Lake Titicaca is a lake in the Andes Mountains on the border of Peru and Bolivia which, by volume of water, is the largest lake in Latin America. Lake Nicaragua is the second largest lake in Latin America.
No but it is one cleanest and clearest lakes in the world
smith lake
Patoka lake
Lake Superior is the cleanest because it is the deepest and largest, therefore the pollution and toxins is less concentrated.
Merrymeeting lake
North America or Europe.
Michigan has the best water system in America.
The lakes in Illinois are Dutchman Lake, Visitor Pond, Bay Creek, Harrisburg Reservoir etc.
Michigan in the United States has the best SHORELINE WATER in the world. Lake Michigan is considered one of the cleanest lake of all great lakes in North America (Canada, United States, Mexico also known as (Central America)
There auctially are not ten. All the lakes have their own sense of clean, because of the boats, and the chemicals added for the plants. So there are many different ways that the US could be cleaning the lakes. For the top one, I heard that there were really clean lakes in Oregon, but I cant remember the name. Simple answer- the further north you travel and/or the higher the elevation you go the clearer the water will be. Example in northern Michigan you can stand in water over your head so 6 to 8 feet deep and see the bottom, make out rocks etc very clear / clean they would include the Bays in Traverse city, part of Lake Michigan, the Boardman River, Glen Lake, Lake Leelanau, Torch Lake etc. The water up there is like going to a small island, crystal clear water but of course just a little colder - The cleanest lake in America is actually said to be the Skaneateles Lake in Upstate New York. One of the Finger Lakes
Barrington Lakes Apartments in Hoffman Estates, IL is the cleanest apartment complex I've ever encountered here. I'll give you their information. Barrington Lakes Apartments 2200 Hassell Road Hoffman Estates, IL 60169-2198 (847) 882-7888 ‎
See the link for Alaskan lakes.