Ocean, sea and island facts

The Atlantic Ocean covers about 106,460,000 km².

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The Pacific Ocean covers about 161,760,000 km².

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The Arctic Ocean covers about 14,056,000 km².

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The Caspian Sea covers about 386,400 km².

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The Southern Ocean covers about 20,327,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 7,235 metres.

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The North Sea covers about 570,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 700 metres.

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The Red Sea has a recorded depth of about 3,040 metres.

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The Caribbean Sea covers about 2,754,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 7,686 metres.

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Java, part of Indonesia, has an area of about 128,297 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Java (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q3757 (CC0)

Ireland, part of Ireland and United Kingdom, has an area of about 84,421 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Ireland (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q22890 (CC0)

The Persian Gulf covers about 251,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 90 metres.

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Sumatra, part of Indonesia, has an area of about 473,481 km².

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Crete, part of Greece, has an area of about 8,336 km².

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The Adriatic Sea has a recorded depth of about 1,233 metres.

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The Aegean Sea covers about 214,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 2,100 metres.

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Borneo, part of Brunei and Indonesia and Malaysia, has an area of about 748,168 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Borneo (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q36117 (CC0)

New Guinea, part of Indonesia and Papua New Guinea, has an area of about 785,753 km².

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The South China Sea covers about 3,500,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 5,559 metres.

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Kyushu, part of Japan, has an area of about 36,782 km².

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The Arabian Sea covers about 3,862,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 5,800 metres.

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The Sea of Azov covers about 37,600 km² and has a recorded depth of about 14 metres.

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Shikoku, part of Japan, has an area of about 18,297 km².

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The English Channel has a recorded depth of about 180 metres.

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The Bay of Bengal covers about 2,172,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 4,694 metres.

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Sulawesi, part of Indonesia, has an area of about 174,600 km².

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Luzon, part of Philippines, has an area of about 109,965 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Luzon (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q125384 (CC0)

Sakhalin, part of Russia, has an area of about 72,492 km².

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The Bering Sea covers about 2,300,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 4,191 metres.

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The Gulf of Guinea has a recorded depth of about 5,000 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Gulf of Guinea (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q41430 (CC0)

The Tyrrhenian Sea covers about 275,000 km².

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The Irish Sea has a recorded depth of about 262 metres.

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Mindanao, part of Philippines, has an area of about 97,530 km².

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The Yellow Sea covers about 380,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 152 metres.

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The Gulf of Finland covers about 29,500 km² and has a recorded depth of about 121 metres.

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The Bay of Biscay covers about 223,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 4,735 metres.

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The Gulf of Aden has a recorded depth of about 2,700 metres.

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The Java Sea covers about 320,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 67 metres.

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The Kara Sea has a recorded depth of about 620 metres.

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The Gulf of Oman has a recorded depth of about 200 metres.

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Timor, part of Indonesia and Timor-Leste, has an area of about 30,777 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Timor (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q83067 (CC0)

Bali Island, part of Indonesia, has an area of about 5,633 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Bali (island) (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q4648 (CC0)

Newfoundland, part of Canada, has an area of about 108,860 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Newfoundland (island) (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q48335 (CC0)

North Island, part of New Zealand, has an area of about 113,729 km².

Source: Wikipedia: North Island (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q118863 (CC0)

South Island, part of New Zealand, has an area of about 150,437 km².

Source: Wikipedia: South Island (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q120755 (CC0)

The Gulf of Thailand covers about 320,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 80 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Gulf of Thailand (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q131217 (CC0)

Taiwan Island, part of Taiwan, has an area of about 35,883 km².

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The Gulf of Aqaba covers about 239 km² and has a recorded depth of about 1,850 metres.

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Zealand, part of Denmark, has an area of about 7,031 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Zealand (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q25535 (CC0)

The Baffin Bay covers about 689,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 2,136 metres.

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The Chukchi Sea has a recorded depth of about 1,256 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Chukchi Sea (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q159252 (CC0)

The East Siberian Sea covers about 987,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 155 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: East Siberian Sea (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q163434 (CC0)

Baffin Island, part of Canada, has an area of about 507,451 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Baffin Island (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q81178 (CC0)

The Tasman Sea covers about 2,300,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 5,994 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Tasman Sea (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q33254 (CC0)

The Beaufort Sea covers about 178,000 km².

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The Greenland Sea covers about 1,205,000 km².

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The Timor Sea has a recorded depth of about 3,200 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Timor Sea (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q131418 (CC0)

The Philippine Sea covers about 5,000,000 km² and has a recorded depth of about 10,911 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Philippine Sea (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q159183 (CC0)

The Ross Sea has a recorded depth of about 919 metres.

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The Gulf of Bothnia has a recorded depth of about 295 metres.

Source: Wikipedia: Gulf of Bothnia (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q122574 (CC0)

Vancouver Island, part of Canada, has an area of about 32,134 km².

Source: Wikipedia: Vancouver Island (CC BY-SA 4.0) · Data: Wikidata Q170479 (CC0)