Petrel Islands

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The Petrel Islands, also known as Bajo Nuevo Bank, are a remote, mostly submerged reef formation in the western Caribbean Sea that is the subject of overlapping territorial claims.

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Petrel Islands canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Caribbean island group
disputed territory
reef formation
submerged bank
administeredBy Colombia
alsoKnownAs Bajo Nuevo
Bajo Nuevo Bank
geographicalFeature mostly submerged reef
hasEcosystemType coral reef ecosystem
marine ecosystem
hasLegalStatus subject of overlapping territorial claims
hasNavigationFeature danger to navigation
hasPart coral reefs
sandbanks
small cays
hasPhysicalCharacteristic low-lying cays
surrounded by shallow waters
hasSovereigntyClaimBy Colombia
Jamaica
Nicaragua
United States
liesEastOf Nicaragua
liesNorthOf Colombian mainland
liesSouthOf Jamaica
locatedIn Caribbean Sea
western Caribbean Sea
linked to: Western Caribbean
locatedOn Bajo Nuevo Bank
maritimeZoneSignificance exclusive economic zone claims
partOf West Indies
region western Caribbean
linked to: Western Caribbean
sovereigntyStatus disputed
uninhabited true
usedFor fishing grounds

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Bajo Nuevo Bank hasAlternativeName Petrel Islands