Sea of Abaco
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The Sea of Abaco (sometimes Abaco Sound), located in The Bahamas, is an approximately 100 kilometres (62 miles) long saltwater lagoon separating Great Abaco Island (known locally as the ‘mainland’) from a chain of barrier islands known as the Abaco Cays. Depths in the Sea of Abaco are generally a few metres, and shallow reefs and shoals can pose a serious hazard to navigation. Despite these hazards, the sea is popular with boaters and is sometimes referred to as a ‘marine highway’, offering a sheltered passage through the Abaco Islands.[1] The majority of the largest settlements and towns in the Abaco Islands are located along the shores of the sea.
Wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sea_of_Abaco
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Coordinates: 26°38'30"N 77°16'53"W
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- Foxe Basin 4484 km
- Quarter-Master Harbor 4549 km
- The Gorge Waterway / Portage Inlet 4646 km
- Pacific Ocean 5443 km
- Celtic Sea 6078 km
- Lincoln Sea 6251 km
- Irish Sea 6417 km
- Beauly Firth 6532 km
- Alboran Sea 6749 km
- Sand Banks Harbour 4.2 km
- Treasure Cay 4.3 km
- Sand Banks Bay 5 km
- Big Coppice Mangrove 8.2 km
- Red Bay 9 km
- No Name Cay Marine Reserve 12 km
- Great Guana Cay 16 km
- The Marls 16 km
- Central Abaco 22 km
- North Abaco 23 km