Sand Key

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Sand Key is a small, remote islet on the Cay Sal Bank in the Straits of Florida, known for its surrounding coral reefs and clear, shallow waters.

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Sand Key canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic feature
islet
access only by boat
archipelago Bahamas
climate tropical marine
country Bahamas
geologicalType coral cay
hasEnvironment clear shallow waters
coral reef
hasFeature low-lying terrain
sand cay
surrounding coral reefs
hasMarineLife tropical reef species
isInhabited uninhabited
isRemote true
locatedIn Cay Sal Bank
Straits of Florida
locatedInBodyOfWater Atlantic Ocean
Gulf of Mexico region
linked to: Gulf of Mexico
navigationHazard coral reefs
near Andros Island
Cuba
Florida Keys
partOf Bahamas–Cuba maritime region
Cay Sal Bank
region North Atlantic
surfaceMaterial sand
usedFor boating stopover
recreational diving
snorkeling
waterDepth shallow

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Cay Sal Bank hasPart Sand Key