stackyFACTSBecause standard lakes are boring, this massive body of water in Quebec perfectly traces the outer rim of an ancient, violent meteorite crater, leaving a massive circular island sitting awkwardly dead in the center.
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Cartographers finally got tired of pretending the frigid water surrounding Antarctica was just an extension of other basins. They simply drew an arbitrary…
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