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Seas And Oceans

39 entries in the Seas And Oceans compendium.

Seas And Oceans — Era Chart

East China Sea1849Mid-Atlantic Ridge1853Ionian Sea1861Hudson Bay1870Greenland Sea1876Kara Sea1878Irish Sea1921Mozambique Channel1939Philippine Sea1944
East China SeaMarginal sea of the Western Pacific, bordered by East Asian nations.English ChannelThe English Channel, an arm of the Atlantic Ocean, separates Southern England from northerGreenland SeaArctic sea with complex currents, ice, and historical whaling.Gulf of AdenDeepwater gulf vital for global oil shipping and trade.Gulf of AlaskaArm of the Pacific Ocean off southern Alaska, storm generator.Gulf of CaliforniaMarginal sea separating Baja California from mainland Mexico.Gulf of CarpentariaA shallow sea off northern Australia with submerged coral reefs.Gulf of GuineaNortheastern tropical Atlantic gulf with Null Island and major rivers.Gulf of MexicoMarginal sea of the Atlantic, bordered by the U.S., Mexico, and Cuba.Gulf of St. LawrenceLarge Canadian gulf linking the Great Lakes to the Atlantic.Gulf of ThailandShallow inlet between Southeast Asia and the Malay Peninsula.Hudson BayLarge Arctic marginal sea in northeastern Canada.Indian OceanThird-largest ocean, warmest, key to global climate and trade.Ionian SeaDeepest point in the Mediterranean, seismically active sea.Irish SeaArea of the Atlantic Ocean off the southern coast of Ireland.Kara SeaMarginal Arctic sea, ice-bound most of the year.Labrador SeaArm of the North Atlantic between Labrador and Greenland.Mediterranean SeaEponymous mediterranean sea enclosed by Africa, Asia, and Europe.Mid-Atlantic RidgeDivergent plate boundary forming the Atlantic Ocean floor.North SeaA European continental shelf sea with major geopolitical and economic importance.Norwegian SeaMarginal sea northwest of Norway, ice-free year-round.Persian GulfA shallow, historically significant sea between Arabia and Iran.Philippine SeaLargest sea in the world, epicenter of marine biodiversity.Mozambique ChannelArm of the Indian Ocean between Madagascar and Mozambique.Ross SeaSouthernmost sea on Earth, rich in marine life.Sargasso SeaA seaweed-filled Atlantic gyre with no land boundaries.Scotia SeaFrigid sea at the Southern Ocean's northern edge.Sea of AzovShallowest sea, key route, site of ancient and modern conflicts.Sea of JapanMarginal sea between Japan, Korea, Russia, and Sakhalin.Sea of MarmaraSmall inland sea linking the Black Sea and Aegean.Sea of OkhotskColdest sea in East Asia, seasonally ice-covered.Seto Inland SeaMarginal sea separating three main Japanese islands.South China SeaA marginal sea of the Western Pacific Ocean, vital to global trade and fishing.Southern OceanSouthernmost ocean encircling Antarctica, defined by circulation and latitude.Tasman SeaMarginal sea between Australia and New Zealand.Timor SeaOne of the seven seas of the Clipper Ship Tea Route.Weddell SeaA treacherous, ice-filled sea with the clearest water on Earth.White SeaSouthern inlet of the Barents Sea, key to Russian maritime trade.Yellow SeaMarginal sea between China and Korea, named for its yellow silt.
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