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Lacha

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Lacha 

a lake at the source of the Onega River, in Arkhangelsk Oblast, RSFSR. Area, 334 sq km. It is a shallow lake with a maximum depth of approximately 5.4 m; it has a silty peat bottom and swampy shores. Lake Lacha freezes over from November to May. Several rivers, including the Svid’, Kovzha, and Lekshma, empty into Lake Lacha. The Onega River originates from the lake. The lake is navigable.



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IRISH HAND IS WEAKENED THE Irish challenge for Saturday's Coral Welsh National has been severely depleted with Becauseicouldntsee being ruled out and compatriot Lochan Lacha a "doubtful" runner.
THE Irish challenge for tomorrow's Coral Welsh National has been severely depleted with Becauseicouldntsee being ruled out and compatriot Lochan Lacha a "doubtful" runner.
Noel Glynn is also happy with the condition of last week's Paddy Power Chase second Becauseicouldntsee, but he remains "90 per cent certain not to run", while compatriot Lochan Lacha, just 12-1 with the sponsors, was yesterday ruled out of travelling by trainer Tony Martin.
 
 
 
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