This lake that straddles the Prime Meridian was created in 1965 with the construction of the Akosombo Dam.
This lake's northernmost point is near Yapei. William Dunn is researching ways to harvest the trees in this lake, which the NGO Challenging Heights believes is the site of child slave labor being used on fishing boats. The city of Tamale is north of this lake, and the Akan people call the shores of this lake home. The White and Black (*) branches of its namesake river formerly met in this lake's center. This lake that straddles the Prime Meridian was created in 1965 with the construction of the Akosombo Dam. Located about 60 miles north of ► Accra, for 10 points, name this reservoir, the largest by surface area in the world, which is on its namesake river in central Ghana.
This lake's northernmost point is near Yapei. William Dunn is researching ways to harvest the trees in this lake, which the NGO Challenging Heights believes is the site of child slave labor being used on fishing boats.
Lake {Volta}