What makes IJsselmeer different from the other landforms in Western Europe?
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The size and mass of the land and stuff like that lol
Ijsselmeer is now the largest lake in Western Europe. It is located in the center of the Netherlands. It has a maximum depth of 7 meters and a surface elevation of -40 centimeters. The lake was closed off by a wall to redirect the water and is fed by several rivers such as the Rhine and the Ijssel .
Ijsselmeer is a man-made lake in the Netherlands, created by closing off the Zuiderzee with a dam. It is the largest lake in Western Europe and serves various functions, including agriculture and recreation. Its unique human-engineering origin distinguishes it from many natural landforms in the region.
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