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Oceans
Indian ocean,
Pacific ocean,
mariana trench,
challenger deep,
Pacific Ocean,
Atlantic Ocean,
Indian Ocean,
Gulf of California,
Gulf of Mexico,
Red Sea,
Arabian Sea,
Taiwan Strait,
Philippine Sea,
In the Southeast, Atlantic merges into Indian Ocean. The 20 East meridian defines its border
Denmark Strait,
Greenland sea,
Norwegian Sea,
Barents sea,
Mostly underwater mountain system formed by plate tectonics- divergent plate boundary
Discovered in 1950s
Runs from 87 N (about 333 km ) south of the North Pole to 54 S
Triangle area between Miami (Florida), Bermuda, and San Juan (Puerto Rico)
2nd largest barrier reef
Sargasso Sea: Only sea without any shore
1st Ocean to be crossed by airplane or ship
First passenger ship:
Cunard line (1850)
1st solo non stop flight:
Charles Lindbergh (NY & Paris in 1927)
1st solo female aviator:
Amelia Earhart (1928)
Largest Island: Greenland
1st Ocean to be crossed by airplane or ship
First passenger ship:
Cunard line (1850)
1st solo non stop flight:
Charles Lindbergh (NY & Paris in 1927)
1st solo female aviator:
Amelia Earhart (1928)
Largest Island: Greenland

Brown Sargassum seaweed and calm blue water
Busiest Ocean: Indented Coastline
Situated between two most developed regions: North America & Europe

Mesoamerican Reef system
Off coast of Mexico
Length 1000 kms

Devil’s Triangle or Hurricane Alley
Mysterious shipwrecks, disappearnces and air crashes

2nd largest barrier reef
Mesoamerican Reef system
Off coast of Mexico
Length 1000 kms
First passenger ship:
Cunard line (1850)
1st solo non stop flight:
Charles Lindbergh (NY & Paris in 1927)
1st solo female aviator:
Amelia Earhart (1928)
Largest Island: Greenland