The world's fresh water Lake Blue Lake

With degrees in nearly pure water, Lake Blue Lake is the New Zealand researchers considered the cleanest lakes in the world.

With degrees in nearly pure water, Lake Blue Lake is the New Zealand researchers considered the cleanest lakes in the world.

Blue Lake is the name of a small freshwater lake located in the Nelson Lakes National Park in the southern Alps of New Zealand. In a study conducted in 2011, the researchers of the Institute of Water and Atmospheric Research (NIWA) has pointed out that this lake could see through from the bottom to the water surface to a depth of up to 80m . Therefore, this lake is considered to be the purest in the world.

Water in Lake Blue Lake is characterized by blue color, the almost pure water. Water in the lake is because most of the ingredients are purified suspended when flowing through a landslide area and the lake was divided into two