Eastern Bosphorus Strait

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The Eastern Bosphorus Strait is a narrow sea channel near Vladivostok in Russia that separates the mainland from Russky Island and connects the Amur Bay with the Ussuri Bay in the Sea of Japan.

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Eastern Bosphorus Strait canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf strait
belongsTo Pacific Ocean basin
climate temperate monsoon climate
connects Amur Bay
Ussuri Bay
country Russia
crossedBy Russky Bridge
freezes partially in winter
hasBridge Russky Bridge
hasCurrent tidal currents
hasLength about 9 kilometers
hasMaximumDepth about 50 meters
hasMinimumWidth about 800 meters
hasNavigationRestrictions yes
hasNearbyFacility Far Eastern Federal University on Russky Island
hasStrategicImportance yes
isApproachTo Vladivostok port
linked to: Port of Vladivostok
isIn Russian Far East
linked to: Russia Far East
locatedIn Primorsky Krai
Russia
Vladivostok
locatedInWaterBody Sea of Japan
namedAfter Bosphorus
linked to: Bosporus
near Muravyov-Amursky Peninsula
Russky Island
Vladivostok
partOf Peter the Great Gulf
Sea of Japan
separates Russian mainland
Russky Island
usedFor commercial shipping
maritime navigation
military purposes
waterSalinity marine (saltwater)

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Russky Bridge crosses Eastern Bosphorus Strait
Vladivostok bridges crosses Eastern Bosphorus Strait