The second-largest lake in Europe, located in northwestern Russia and connected to Lake Ladoga by the Svir River. Its shores and islands hold significant medieval wooden architecture, including the churches of Kizhi.
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1. Lake Onega (Wikipedia)
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area = 9891 km2
Wikidata: Lake Onega
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