Tyoploe ozero (English spelling) Tyoploeozero

Japanese: Tyoploe ozero（英語表記）Tyoploeozero

…Historically, Lake Chud was called Lake Gdovskoe ozero and Lake Peipsi. In the south (upper reaches) there is Lake Pskov (710 km2), then Lake Tyoploe ozero (170 km2), and in the north there is Lake Chud (2700 km2), from which the Narva River flows into the Gulf of Finland (the inner part of the Baltic Sea). This lake system is a remnant of a large glacial lake from the ice age, and its maximum depth is only 15 m. …

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Japanese:

…歴史上はチュド湖はグドフ湖Gdovskoe ozero，ペイプシ湖Peipsiの名で呼ばれた。最も南(上流部)にプスコフ湖(710km2)，次にチョープロエ湖Tyoploe ozero(170km2)，最北部にチュド湖(2700km2)があり，ここからナルバ川が流れ出てフィンランド湾(バルト海の奥部)に注ぐ。この湖沼系は氷期の大きな氷食湖のなごりで，最大水深はわずか15mにすぎない。…

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