Old Bahama Channel

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Old Bahama Channel is a narrow strait in the Atlantic Ocean that separates Cuba from the Bahamas and serves as an important shipping route between the Gulf of Mexico and the open Atlantic.

All labels observed (4)

Label Occurrences
Old Bahama Channel canonical 5
Bahama Channel 1
Bahamas Channel 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (28)

Predicate Object
instanceOf strait
belongsTo Bahamas archipelago maritime zone
Cuban maritime zone
connects Gulf of Mexico
open Atlantic Ocean
countryBorder Bahamas
Cuba
hasAlternativeClassification marine strait
hasCurrents strong tidal and ocean currents
hasNameOrigin Bahama Islands
linked to: Bahamas
hasStrategicImportance commercial shipping
maritime trade
hasWaterBodyType saltwater
isDistinguishedFrom New Bahama Channel
linked to: Old Bahama Channel
isNavigationHazardArea yes
isParallelTo northern coast of Cuba
southern edge of Great Bahama Bank
isPartOfRoute shipping routes between Caribbean Sea and North Atlantic
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
locatedInRegion Greater Antilles vicinity
locatedNorthOf Cuba
locatedSouthOf Bahamas
oceanPartOf North Atlantic Ocean
linked to: North Atlantic
partOf Caribbean Sea region
marine navigation routes between Gulf of Mexico and Atlantic Ocean
separates Cuba
The Bahamas
linked to: Bahamas
usedFor shipping route

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (8)

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

Cuban archipelago borderedBySea Old Bahama Channel
TreasureFleets usedRoute Bahama Channel
linked to: Old Bahama Channel
Jardines del Rey archipelago sea Old Bahama Channel
Jardines del Rey archipelago nearbyBodyOfWater Bahamas Channel
linked to: Old Bahama Channel
Cayo Paredón Grande hasCoastlineOn Old Bahama Channel
Sabana-Camagüey Archipelago borderedBy Old Bahama Channel
Old Bahama Channel isDistinguishedFrom New Bahama Channel
linked to: Old Bahama Channel