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Lake Chad (Antarctica)

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Basin countries
  
(Antarctica)

Max. width
  
0.23 km (0.14 mi)

Area
  
15 ha

Width
  
230 m

Inflow source
  
McKay Creek

Max. length
  
1.06 km (0.66 mi)

Surface area
  
0.15 km (0.058 sq mi)

Length
  
1.06 km

Outflow location
  
Lake Hoare

Primary inflows
  
House Stream (2.5 km [1.6 mi]) McKay Creek (0.5 km [0.31 mi]), Wharton Stream

Primary outflows
  
overflow into Lake Hoare

Lake Chad is a small lake lying east of the mouth of Suess Glacier in the Taylor Valley of Victoria Land. It was charted by the British Antarctic Expedition, 1910–13, under Robert Falcon Scott, and named by them after the Lake Chad in Africa.

Map of Lake Chad, Antarctica

Lake Chad is only about 5 metres (16 ft) southwest of Lake Hoare.

References

Lake Chad (Antarctica) Wikipedia