Glass Window

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Glass Window is a narrow rock formation and bridge in Eleuthera, Bahamas, famous for dramatically separating the deep blue Atlantic Ocean from the calm turquoise Caribbean Sea.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf natural bridge
natural rock formation
tourist attraction
alsoKnownAs Glass Window Bridge
country The Bahamas
linked to: Bahamas
environmentType coastal
marine
famousFor dramatic color contrast between Atlantic Ocean and Caribbean Sea
narrow rock bridge
hasFeature narrow land bridge
ocean views
steep rocky cliffs
hasNameOrigin visual effect resembling a window between two seas
hasRisk rough Atlantic waves
storm damage
strong ocean swells
hasView deep blue Atlantic waters
shallow turquoise Caribbean waters
isAlong Queen's Highway
linked to: Queen’s Highway
locatedIn Eleuthera
The Bahamas
linked to: Bahamas
notableFor contrast in water depth and color
sharp boundary between two bodies of water
oceanSide Atlantic Ocean
partOf Eleuthera Island
linked to: Eleuthera
region Out Islands of The Bahamas
seaSide Caribbean Sea
separates Atlantic Ocean
Caribbean Sea
deep blue Atlantic Ocean from calm turquoise Caribbean Sea
subjectOf tourism photography
travel guides about The Bahamas
tourismType coastal tourism
landscape photography
sightseeing

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The Glass Window Bridge alsoKnownAs Glass Window