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Loch Ness is the second largest lake in Scotland after Loch Lomond.

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Loch Ness is the second largest lake in Scotland after Loch Lomond. However, due to its depth, it has by far the largest water volume of all Scottish lakes. For centuries, there have been repeated reports of sightings of a lake monster in Loch Ness, called Nessie. Because of the allegedly existing monster, Loch Ness is the most famous of all Scottish lakes. Photo from slide. Taken: June 1991.

Loch Ness is the second largest lake in Scotland after Loch Lomond. However, due to its depth, it has by far the largest water volume of all Scottish lakes. For centuries, there have been repeated reports of sightings of a lake monster in Loch Ness, called Nessie. Because of the allegedly existing monster, Loch Ness is the most famous of all Scottish lakes. Photo from slide. Taken: June 1991.

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View into the fjord Geodha Smoo near Durness on 12.07.2026.
View into the fjord Geodha Smoo near Durness on 12.07.2026.
Rico Christmann

United Kingdom / Scotland / Highlands

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The fjord Geodha Smoo forms the entrance to a karst cave (Smoo Cave) at its head. Photographed on 12.07.2026.
The fjord Geodha Smoo forms the entrance to a karst cave (Smoo Cave) at its head. Photographed on 12.07.2026.
Rico Christmann

United Kingdom / Scotland / Highlands

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Loch Ness on 14.07.2026. The lake is 37 km long, 1.5 km wide, and about 230 m deep.
Loch Ness on 14.07.2026. The lake is 37 km long, 1.5 km wide, and about 230 m deep.
Rico Christmann

United Kingdom / Scotland / Highlands

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Although Loch Ness is not the largest lake in Scotland by area, it is the most water-rich due to its enormous depth (230m). Photo taken on 14.07.2026.
Although Loch Ness is not the largest lake in Scotland by area, it is the most water-rich due to its enormous depth (230m). Photo taken on 14.07.2026.
Rico Christmann

United Kingdom / Scotland / Highlands

39 1200x900 Px, 21.07.2026