The Andaman Basin
India /
Andaman and Nicobar Islands /
Port Blair /
Indian Ocean
World
/ India
/ Andaman and Nicobar Islands
/ Port Blair
World
An enclosed area of Indian Ocean formed by Burma on the east and a ridge running through the tail of Burma, Andaman and Nicobor Islands and merging with Sumatra is called the Andaman Basin.
Had the sea level be about 200 ft. lower, Andaman and Nicobor Islands could be connected by land with Burma on one side and Sumatra on the other. Then history of these places could be different.
Tsunami was formed nearby on 26th December 2004.
Had the sea level be about 200 ft. lower, Andaman and Nicobor Islands could be connected by land with Burma on one side and Sumatra on the other. Then history of these places could be different.
Tsunami was formed nearby on 26th December 2004.
Nearby cities:
Coordinates: 13°8'24"N 95°21'14"E
- Cholan South Forest 124 km
- Pandian Forest - South 189 km
- Kalipur Beach 251 km
- Bakultala(s.Sudhir, mng) 280 km
- Pappa Coral Beach 285 km
- kalapathar plot 286 km
- Sibi Ram Bay 291 km
- Pottu Long Bay 291 km
- Alagammal Bay Point 292 km
- Ayyanaar Beach 293 km
- Narcondam Island Light House 123 km
- Narcondam Volcanic Crater 123 km
- Narcondam Island 123 km