Lake Superior is the biggest of the Great Lakes.
Lake Superior holds the title of being the largest of the Great Lakes by surface area. Its vast expanse makes it not only the biggest among the Great Lakes but also the largest freshwater lake in the world by area.
Here's a breakdown of why Lake Superior is considered the biggest:
- Surface Area: It covers approximately 31,700 square miles (82,100 square kilometers).
- Volume: While not the deepest, its sheer volume of water is substantial.
- Depth: It also boasts the greatest depth of any Great Lake.
Therefore, when considering overall size in terms of surface area, Lake Superior firmly holds the title of the biggest Great Lake.
