Mirs Bay

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Mirs Bay is a coastal body of water in the South China Sea situated between Hong Kong and Shenzhen, known for its sheltered waters and maritime significance.

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Mirs Bay canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
coastal body of water
adjacentTo Dapeng Peninsula
Mirs Bay Channel
Sai Kung Peninsula
linked to: Sai Kung

Tolo Harbour
borderedBy Hong Kong
linked to: Hong Kong, China

Shenzhen
linked to: Shenzhen, China
climate subtropical
country China
hasAlternativeName Dapeng Bay
Tai Pang Wan
hasChineseName 大鵬灣
linked to: Dapeng Bay

大鹏湾
hasCoastlineIn Hong Kong Special Administrative Region
linked to: Hong Kong, China

Shenzhen City
linked to: Shenzhen, China
hasFeature indented coastline
numerous small islands
relatively calm seas
hasIsland Ap Chau
Grass Island
Kat O
Tap Mun
Wong Wan Chau
Yim Tin Tsai (Sai Kung North)
hasPart Crooked Harbour
Double Haven
Tolo Channel
historicallyUsedFor fishing villages
naval operations
salt production (nearby areas)
knownFor aquaculture
fishing activities
maritime significance
sheltered waters
shipping routes
locatedIn Guangdong Province
South China Sea
southern China
near Kau Sai Chau
Sai Kung Hoi
partlyProtectedBy Double Haven Special Area
Plover Cove Country Park (coastal areas)
Yan Chau Tong Marine Park
partOf Pearl River Delta region
linked to: Pearl River Delta

territorial waters of China
usedFor coastal tourism
marine transport
recreational boating
waterBodyType semi-enclosed bay

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