Menindee Lakes:The Menindee Lakes are a group of nine large, yet shallow lakes in southwest New South Wales that encompass a total surface area of 117,000 acres.
Lake Yamma Yamma:The lake, also known as Lake Mackillop, is Queensland’s largest inland temporary lake, with a surface size of 177,916 acres.
Lake Torrens : It’s a salt lake with a surface size of 1.42 million acres and a width of 40 miles by 149 miles, making it Australia’s second-largest lake when full of water.
Lake MacLeod:It currently covers 370,700 acres (150,000 hectares), potentially expanding to 543,000 acres (220,000 hectares).
Lake Mackay:Lake Mackay has the largest surface area of hundreds of temporary salt lakes dispersed across the region, covering 1,170,538 acres.
Lake Gordon:The lake is situated in the southwest of Tasmania, an Australian island state. With a catchment area of 778 square miles and a surface area of 69,000 acres (278 km2).
Lake Frome:Lake Frome is a huge endorheic lake situated east of the Northern Flinders Ranges in South Australia.
Lake Corangamite:It is Australia’s largest permanent lake, with a surface area of roughly 57,820 acres (23,000 hectares) and a diameter of around 31 miles.
Lake Barlee:With 489,300 acres (1,980 km2) of surface waters, Lake Barlee is Western Australia’s second-largest lake.
Lake Argyle:With a surface area of 247,7105 acres, Lake Argyle is located in the isolated Kimberley area of Western Australia’s far north.
Lake Amadeus:Lake Amadeus is a large salt lake located in the southwestern part of Australia’s Northern Territory, about 31 miles north of Uluru/Ayers Rock.
Gippsland Lakes:The Gippsland Lakes, which occupy 103,784 acres and include a network of coastal lakes, wetlands, and lagoons in East Gippsland, Victoria, Australia, are the country’s largest inland waterways.