What are the straits in the world? 50

1.Between Russia and the United States (Alaska) is the Bering Strait. 2.

Between Canada and Denmark (Greenland) is the Davis Strait. 3.Between North Korea and Japan is the Korean Strait.

4.Between Malaysia and Indonesia is the Strait of Malacca. 5.

Between Yemen, Djibouti and Eritrea is the Bab el-Mandeb Strait. 6.Between Oman and Iran is the Strait of Hormuz.

7.Between England and France is the English Channel. 8.

Between Ireland and the United Kingdom is the St. George's Strait. 9.Norway and Denmark are separated by the Skagerrak Strait.

10.Between Spain and Morocco is the Strait of Gibraltar. 11.

Between Madagascar and Mozambique is the longest strait: the Strait of Mozambique. 12.

Denmark (Greenland) and Iceland are bordered by the Danish Strait. 13.Between Northern Ireland and Scotland is the North Channel.

14.Between Italy and Malta is the Strait of Malta. 15.

Between Italy and Tunisia is the Tunis Strait. 16.Taiwan and the Philippines are separated by the Bass Strait.

17.Between Florida and Cuba is the Florida Strait. 18.

Between Mexico and Cuba is the Yucatan Strait. 19.Between Cuba and Haiti is the Windward Strait.

20.Between Cuba and the Bahamas is the Old Bahamas Strait. 21.

To the north of Tierra del Fuego is the Strait of Magellan. 22.Between South America and Antarctica is the Drake Sound.

My favorite – the Taiwan Strait.

It's easy for a real traveler to look it up.

Mozambique Channel.

The Mozambique Channel is the longest strait in the world, with a length of about 1,670 kilometers. The depth of water in the strait is mostly above 2,000 meters, with a maximum depth of more than 3,500 meters, and the Mozambique Channel is the third deepest of all straits.

The Mozambique Channel is located between Mozambique and the island of Madagascar in southeastern Africa, trending northeast and southwest, and is the longest strait in the world, with a length of about 1,670 kilometers. The depth of water in the strait is mostly above 2,000 meters, with a maximum depth of more than 3,500 meters, and the Mozambique Channel is the third deepest of all straits.

The Mozambique Strait is a major maritime communication route from the South Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean, and a large part of the oil in the Persian Gulf is transported to North America, Europe and other places through it, and its strategic position is very important. Before the opening of the Suez Canal, the Strait of Mozambique was a hail route for the European continent to go east through the Atlantic Ocean, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Indian Ocean.

01 Mozambique Channel.

The Mozambique Channel is the longest strait in the world, with a length of about 1,670 kilometers. The depth of the strait is mostly above 2,000 meters, and the maximum depth exceeds 3,500 meters, and the Mozambique Channel is the third deepest of all straits.

Located between Mozambique and the island of Madagascar in southeastern Africa, the Mozambique Channel is the longest strait in the world, with a length of about 1,670 kilometers. Most of the water in the strait is more than 2,000 meters, with a maximum depth of more than 3,500 meters, and the Mozambique Channel is the third deepest of all straits.

The Mozambique Channel is home to many islands and coral reefs, and the surrounding coastline is straight and fed by the Zambezi River. The Mozambican Warm Current passes through the strait, and the average sea temperature in the strait is about 20 or more. It's hot and rainy, and there are many hurricanes in the summer.

The strait is rich in fish and shrimp, the main fish are tuna, sardines and flounder, etc., and the shrimp mainly include lobsters and prawns.

The Mozambique Channel is a sea communication artery from the South Atlantic Ocean to the Indian Ocean, and a large part of the oil in the Persian Gulf is transported to North America, Europe and other places through here. Before the opening of the Suez Canal, the Strait of Mozambique was the only way for the European continent to go east through the Atlantic Ocean, the Cape of Good Hope, and the Indian Ocean.

The longest strait in the world is the Mozambique Strait, with a total length of 1,670 kilometers, the entire strait is northeast-southwest trending, most of the water depths in the strait are more than 2,000 meters, and the maximum depth is more than 3,500 meters, ranking third in depth among all straits. And because the Mozambican Warm Current passes through the strait, the average sea temperature in the strait is about 20 or more.

The formation of the Mozambique Channel, according to the research of geologists, about 100 million years ago, when the island of Madagascar was connected with the African continent, and later broke off and separated from the African continent during the movement of the East African crust, and the western part of the island sank, forming a huge graben strait, which formed this long and wide strait.

The coastline on both sides of the Mozambique Channel is straight, its total length is 1,670 kilometers, the entire strait is northeast-southwest trending, located between Mozambique and the island of Madagascar in southeast Africa, the water depth in the strait is mostly more than 2,000 meters, the maximum depth is more than 3,500 meters, and the depth ranks third among all the straits.

The Mozambique Strait is fed by the Zambezi River, the largest river in southern Africa, the south mouth of the strait has the Indian Reef and Europa Island, the north mouth has many islands and coral reefs, it is also the sea communication artery from the South Atlantic to the Indian Ocean, and a large part of the oil in the Persian Gulf is transported to North America, Europe and other places through here.

The best of the straits

The longest strait - the Strait of Mozambique;The widest and deepest strait - Drake Passage;The narrowest strait - the Tuyuan Strait;The strait through which ships pass the most - the English Channel;The most tortuous strait - the Strait of Magellan;The most busy strait for oil traffic - the Strait of Hormuz.