Lake Albert

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Lake Albert is one of Africa’s Great Lakes, lying on the border between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of the Congo within the western branch of the East African Rift.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf African Great Lake
lake
rift lake
alsoKnownAs Albert Nyanza
averageDepth about 25 metres
basinCountry Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
belongsToHydrologicalSystem Nile
surface form: Nile River system
category African Great Lakes
surface form: African Great Lakes system

International lakes of Africa
Lakes of Uganda
Lakes of the Democratic Republic of the Congo
connectedTo Lake Edward via Semliki River
Lake Victoria via Victoria Nile
continent Africa
countryBorder Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
drainageBasin Nile Basin
elevation about 615 metres above sea level
geologicalOrigin tectonic rifting
inflow Semliki River
Victoria Nile
length about 160 kilometres
locatedIn Albertine Rift
Democratic Republic of the Congo
East Africa
Uganda
locatedOn border of Uganda and Democratic Republic of the Congo
majorUse fishing
local water supply
transportation
maximumDepth about 51 metres
namedAfter Prince Albert of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha
outflow White Nile
surface form: Albert Nile
partOf East African Rift
western branch of the East African Rift
region East African Rift
surface form: Great Rift Valley
shoreCountry Democratic Republic of the Congo
Uganda
surfaceArea about 5300 square kilometres
waterType freshwater
width about 30 kilometres

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East African Rift contains Lake Albert
Equatorial lakes region contains Lake Albert
subject surface form: Equatorial Lakes region
Victoria Nile flowsTo Lake Albert
Uganda hasLakeShore Lake Albert
Victoria Nile mouthLake Lake Albert
Rwenzori Mountains nearbyLake Lake Albert