Lake Victoria: The Heart of East Africa Shared by Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya"

Lake Victoria: The Heart of East Africa Shared by Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya"
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Lake Victoria, situated in East Africa, is the world's second-largest freshwater lake by surface area. It is shared among Uganda, Tanzania, and Kenya, covering an area of 26,600 square miles and reaching a maximum depth of 276 feet. The lake serves as a vital source of livelihood for millions, offering fish like Nile perch and tilapia.

The lake is also a crucial waterway, connecting ports such as Kisumu, Mwanza, and Entebbe. It is home to various islands, including the Ssese Islands in Uganda and Ukerewe Island in Tanzania.

However, Lake Victoria faces significant challenges like overfishing, pollution, and invasive species such as the water hyacinth. These issues have prompted extensive conservation efforts, including international collaborations to protect its ecosystem. Popular activities include fishing, boating, and bird-watching.

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