India–Sri Lanka international boundary

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The India–Sri Lanka international boundary is the maritime and territorial demarcation line separating India and Sri Lanka across the Palk Strait and the Gulf of Mannar.

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India–Sri Lanka international boundary canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf international boundary
maritime boundary
territorial boundary
adjacentTo North Western Province, Sri Lanka
Northern Province, Sri Lanka
Tamil Nadu
borderOf Democratic Socialist Republic of Sri Lanka
linked to: Sri Lanka

Republic of India
linked to: India
borderType maritime boundary
territorial sea boundary
country1 India
country2 Sri Lanka
crossesBodyOfWater Gulf of Mannar
Palk Strait
definedBy 1974 Indo–Sri Lankan Maritime Boundary Agreement
1976 Indo–Sri Lankan Maritime Boundary Agreement
Indo–Sri Lankan Maritime Boundary Agreements
governedBy United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
hasDisputedArea Katchatheevu region
hasFunction delimits exclusive economic zones
delimits territorial waters
hasSegment Gulf of Mannar maritime boundary
linked to: Gulf of Mannar

Palk Strait maritime boundary
linked to: Palk Strait
locatedIn Gulf of Mannar
Palk Strait
near Adam’s Bridge
linked to: Adam's Bridge

Katchatheevu
ocean Indian Ocean
partOf India–Sri Lanka relations
region South Asia
relatedTo fishing rights in Palk Strait
maritime security in the Indian Ocean
separates India
Sri Lanka

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Palk Strait partOf India–Sri Lanka international boundary