Bay of Cartagena

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The Bay of Cartagena is a strategic natural harbor on Colombia’s Caribbean coast, historically vital for maritime trade and defense and framed by the fortified colonial city of Cartagena.

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Bay of Cartagena canonical 3
Cartagena coastal strip 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
natural harbor
associatedWith Cartagena’s colonial walled city
UNESCO World Heritage Site Cartagena de Indias
borders Cartagena, Colombia
climate tropical
connectedTo Canal del Dique
Caribbean Sea
country Colombia
economicImportance major Caribbean port for Colombia
hasActivity container shipping
cruise tourism
fishing
hasEnvironmentalConcern sedimentation
water pollution
hasHistoricalRole Spanish colonial trade route hub
strategic military harbor for the Spanish Empire
hasMouth Bocachica Strait
Bocachica channel
Bocagrande channel
hasPart Inner Bay of Cartagena
linked to: Cartagena Bay

Outer Bay of Cartagena
linked to: Cartagena Bay
hasPort Port of Cartagena
historicallyDefendedBy batteries and forts at Bocachica
historicallySubjectTo naval sieges
pirate attacks
languageUsedInSurroundingArea Spanish
locatedIn Bolívar Department
Caribbean Sea
locatedInTimeZone UTC−05:00
locatedNear Rosario Islands
locatedOnCoastOf Colombia
near Bocagrande
linked to: Bocagrande district

Isla de Tierra Bomba
partOf Caribbean coast of Colombia
protectedBy Castillo San Felipe de Barajas
city walls of Cartagena
fortifications of Cartagena de Indias
sovereignState Colombia
usedFor commercial shipping
maritime trade
naval defense
tourism
waterBodyType coastal bay

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

Castillo San Felipe de Barajas overlooks Bay of Cartagena
Port of Cartagena locatedInBay Bay of Cartagena
El Laguito partOf Cartagena coastal strip
linked to: Bay of Cartagena
Hill of San Lázaro overlooks Bay of Cartagena