evidence: Lake Victoria is a popular body of water that is shared by the original three east African countries of Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania. Lake Victoria is known as the biggest freshwater lake in the world and it is known by several names, including the Ukerewe, Nalubale, and the Victoria Nyanza. If you’ve decided to spend your vacation exploring Uganda, you don’t have to miss out on this massive freshwater lake. It is significant to note that Lake Victoria is the source of the longest river in the world, the Nile, and its source is at Jinja, making it so much more prominent. [...] It’s also significant to note that Lake Victoria has few big water inlets; the one that has the largest influent is the Kagera River of Burundi, which enters the lake along the western shoreline. A substantial amount of the water in Lake Victoria comes from extraordinary precipitation in the Victoria basin section dubbed "heavy rainfall." The main notable outlet of Lake Victoria is the river Nile, which flows north from the lake’s northern coast. The Nile, often known as the White Nile, departs from Lake Victoria and travels over Murchison Falls National Park, framing one of the most spectacular views in the world. Murchison Falls is on the same route as the Albert Nile, which flows from Lake Albert to north-eastern Uganda, passing through Ugandan territory on its way to Sudan and other African countries.