Title: The Largest Lakes in South America - WorldAtlas
Headings: The Largest Lakes in South America
The Largest Lakes in South America
The Five Largest Lakes in South America
Lake Titicaca
Mar Chiquita
General Carrera Lake/ Lake Buenos Aires
Lago Argentino
Viedma Lake
Threats to the Lakes of South America
The Largest Lakes in South America

Content: the western part lies in Puno Region of Peru while the eastern part is located in the Bolivian La Paz Department. The lake consists of two basins connected by the Strait of Tiquina. Five major rivers and more than 20 streams feed Titicaca; the Río Desaguadero is the only outlet. There are 41 islands on the lake most of which are inhabited. Mar Chiquita
Mar Chiquita is an endorheic salt lake in central Argentina. It is the second largest lake in the continent with a surface area of between 770 and 2,320 sq mi. The size if the lake increases threefold during the rainy season because of its shallow depth of 35 ft. It is the largest saline lake in Argentina and South America. It primary inlets are the Dulce River which is a saline river and the Saladillo River.