Loch Lomond (English spelling)

Japanese: ローモンド[湖]（英語表記）Loch Lomond

A lake in the central west of Scotland, on the border between the counties of Strathclyde and Central. It is a long, narrow lake stretching from north to south, 39 km long and 1-8 km wide, with an area of 71 km2, making it the largest in Great Britain. The lake surface is 8.2 m above sea level and 190 m deep at its deepest. It is surrounded by high mountains, including Ben Lomond (973 m) on the east coast, and the lake water mainly flows in from the west and north coasts and discharges into the Firth of Clyde via the River Leven in the south. The lake's wider surface in the south is dotted with about 30 islands, including an ancient castle.

Source: Heibonsha World Encyclopedia, 2nd Edition Information

Japanese:

イギリス，スコットランド中央西部，ストラスクライド州とセントラル州の境界にある湖。長さ39km，幅1～8kmで南北に細長く延び，面積は71km2とグレート･ブリテン島で最大。湖面標高8.2m，最深190m。東岸にあるベン･ローモンド(973m)をはじめ高い山地で周囲を囲まれ，湖水はおもに西･北岸から流入し，南のリーバン川からクライド湾へ排出する。南部の幅が広がった湖面には約30の島々が点在し，古城もある。

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