Mindoro Strait

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Mindoro Strait is a significant body of water in the Philippines that separates Mindoro Island from the main island of Luzon and serves as an important marine passage between the South China Sea and the Sulu Sea.

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Mindoro Strait canonical 6

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
strait
climate tropical monsoon
connects South China Sea
Sulu Sea
country Philippines
hasAdjacentIsland Luzon
Mindoro
hasAdjacentProvince Batangas
Occidental Mindoro
Oriental Mindoro
Romblon
hasEcologicalSignificance fish migration routes
marine biodiversity
hasNavigationHazard strong seasonal monsoon waves
typhoon-prone waters
hasNearbyPort Batangas City
Calapan
Puerto Galera
hasStrategicImportance international shipping
naval operations
historicalUse World War II naval movements in the Philippines
influences marine climate of nearby coastal areas
regional ocean circulation in the western Philippines
isPartOfSeaRouteBetween South China Sea
Sulu Sea
knownFor deep waters
shipping traffic
strong currents
locatedIn Calabarzon
Mimaropa
nearbyMarineArea Tablas Strait
Verde Island Passage
oceanographicRole water exchange between South China Sea and Sulu Sea
partOf Philippine Sea lanes
linked to: Philippine Sea

Philippine archipelago
maritime boundaries of the Philippines
region Northern Mindoro
Southwestern Luzon
separates Luzon
Mindoro
usedFor commercial shipping
fishing
local transportation
waterBodySeparates Luzon Island
linked to: Luzon

Mindoro Island
linked to: Mindoro

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

Southern Luzon hasCoastlineOn Mindoro Strait
Batangas borders Mindoro Strait
Mindoro separatedBy Mindoro Strait
Mamburao hasNeighboringBodyOfWater Mindoro Strait
Apo Reef Natural Park locatedIn Mindoro Strait