The 10 Deepest Lakes In The United States

10. Lake Ontario, New York (802 feet)

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9. Lake Clark, Alaska (870 feet)

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8. Lake Michigan, Illinois/Indiana/Wisconsin/Michigan (923 feet)

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7. Tustumena, Alaska (950 feet)

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6. Illiamna, Alaska (988 feet)

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5. Lake Pend Oreille, Idaho (1,150 feet)

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4. Lake Superior, Michigan/Wisconsin/Minnesota (1,333 feet)

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3. Lake Chelan, Washington (1,486 feet)

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2. Lake Tahoe, Nevada/California (1,645 feet)

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1. Crater Lake, Oregon (1,949 feet)

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