Salvatnet is the 2^nd deepest lake in Europe at 464 meters.

Salvatnet is a lake that holds up to 6.87 km³ of water, reaching a maximum depth of 464 meters. The lake also covers 45 km² in surface area.

It spans 22 km on its length. Countries along its shoreline in Europe: Norway.

Lake Salvatnet is a meromictic lake with its waters permanently stratified and preserving records of the geologic past. The lower layer of the lake is highly saline and as a result denser than the higher levels of water. It is also Norway's second-deepest lake after Hornindalsvatnet Lake.

 Compare Salvatnet with Coniston Water from England.

 Compare Salvatnet with Loch Ness from Scotland.