Wastwater and The Screes, Cumbria, England

Wastwater is approximately 4.6 kilometres long and 600 metres wide, and is located in the Wasdale valley. At 79 metres, it is the deepest lake in England.

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Published on 29th October 2007 Photographed on 8th October 2007

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The Lake District (England)

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