Loch Chad

Lake Chad (in French Lac Tchad) is a historically lairge, shallow loch in Africae, whose size haes varied ower the centuries. Accordin tae the Unitit Naitions (UN) it shrank as muckle as bi 95 percent frae aboot 1963 tae 1998Atlas of Our Changing Environment yet thay an aa state that "The 2007 (satellite) image shows significant improvement ower previous years". Lake Chad is economically important, providin watter tae mair nor 20 million fowk livin in the fower kintras that surroond it (Chad, Cameroon, Niger, an Nigerie) on the edge o the Sahara Desert.

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Category:Endorheic lochs
Category:Shrunken lochs

Category:Lochs o Chad
Category:Lochs o Niger
Category:Lochs o Nigeria
Category:Lochs o Cameroon
Category:Ramsar steids in Chad
Category:Ramsar steids in Cameroon
Category:Ramsar steids in Niger
Category:Ramsar steids in Nigerie
Category:Fluidit gresslands an savannas
Category:Chad–Niger border
Category:Chad–Nigerie border
Category:Niger–Nigerie border
Category:Cameroon–Chad border
Category:Cameroon–Nigerie border
Category:Ecoregions o Africae
Category:Internaitional lochs o Africae
Category:Border tripynts