Lake Nicaragua - Simple English Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Lake Nicaragua is the biggest lake in Central America. It lies in the south of Nicaragua, close to the border with Costa Rica. A river connects the lake to Lake Managua, which lies to the north. There are over 400 islets, three islands, and two volcanoes in Lake Nicaragua. San Juan river connects the lake to the Caribbean Sea.

Northern America
(i.e. Canada and Alaska (US))

Eastern	Atlantic Canada The Maritimes Great Lakes
Northern (Canada and Alaska)	Arctic Circle Canadian Arctic Archipelago Alaska Aleutian Islands Alaska Peninsula Bering Strait Gulf of Alaska Greenland
Western	Pacific Northwest
Acadia Avalon Peninsula Bruce Peninsula Canadian Prairies Canadian Shield French Canada Georgian Bay Hudson Bay Labrador Peninsula Newfoundland Island The Maritimes Vancouver Island

Lower Northern
(i.e. United States)

Central	Midwest Upper Midwest
Eastern	Appalachia East Coast Northeast Mid-Atlantic New England Southeast Thirteen Colonies
Northern	Great Lakes
Southern	Deep South Gulf Coast
Southwestern	Four Corners Great Basin Santa Fe de Nuevo México
Western	Basin and Range Province Pacific Northwest West Coast
Pacific Coast Ranges Oregon Trail Great Plains Interior Plains Great Basin Acadia Ozarks Ark-La-Tex Siouxland Palouse Piedmont Atlantic coastal plain Rocky Mountains Mojave Desert Carolinas San Fernando Valley Tornado Alley San Francisco Bay Area San Francisco Bay East Bay Silicon Valley Gulf of Mexico Mississippi Delta Great Basin Upper Peninsula of Michigan Lower Peninsula of Michigan Virginia Peninsula Delmarva Peninsula Alaska Peninsula Kenai Peninsula Bible Belt Corn Belt Rust Belt Sun Belt

Central	Huasteca Trans-Mexican Volcanic Belt
Northern	Baja California peninsula Basin and Range Province Comarca Lagunera Gulf of California
Southern	Isthmus of Tehuantepec Sierra Madre del Sur Soconusco Yucatán Peninsula
Gulf of Mexico Sierra Madre Occidental Sierra Madre Oriental