Bay of Kiel

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The Bay of Kiel is a Baltic Sea inlet off the coast of northern Germany and Denmark, known as an important maritime route and sailing area near the city of Kiel.

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Label Occurrences
Bay of Kiel canonical 3

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Statements (48)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
geographical feature
inlet
adjacentTo city of Kiel
linked to: Kiel, Germany
borders Jutland Peninsula
Schleswig-Holstein
climate temperate maritime climate
connectsWith Bay of Mecklenburg
Fehmarn Belt
Great Belt
Kiel Canal
Kiel Fjord
Little Belt
country Denmark
Germany
governedBy Danish maritime authorities
German maritime authorities
hasActivity ferry traffic
regatta sailing
yachting
hasNavigationFeature approach routes to Kiel Canal locks
shipping lanes to Scandinavia
hasPort Port of Kiel
naval base Kiel
hasStrategicImportance access route to Kiel Canal
naval gateway to Baltic Sea
hasUse commercial shipping
fishing area
maritime transport route
naval operations
recreational boating
sailing area
historicalEvent naval operations during World War I
naval operations during World War II
knownFor Kiel Week sailing regatta area
linked to: Kiel Week
locatedIn Baltic Sea
northern Germany
linked to: Northern Germany

southern Denmark
state of Schleswig-Holstein
linked to: Schleswig-Holstein
locatedNear Danish island of Als
Danish island of Funen
linked to: island of Funen

Fehmarn Island
linked to: Fehmarn
locatedOn European continental shelf
namedAfter Kiel
partOf Baltic Sea
German Bight and Baltic maritime region
Western Baltic Sea
waterType brackish water

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Referenced by (3)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Kiel Fjord near Bay of Kiel
Ostholstein contains Bay of Kiel
Kieler Förde opensInto Bay of Kiel