Bermuda Triangle

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The Bermuda Triangle is a loosely defined region of the western North Atlantic Ocean infamous for numerous mysterious ship and aircraft disappearances.

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Observed surface forms (2)

Surface form Occurrences
Devil's Triangle 1
The Deadly Bermuda Triangle 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographic region
maritime folklore topic
sea area
urban legend subject
airTraffic frequent commercial and private flights
alsoKnownAs Bermuda Triangle
surface form: Devil's Triangle
areaEstimate about 500,000 to 1,500,000 square miles
associatedWith Flight 19 disappearance
Star Ariel disappearance
Star Tiger disappearance
USS Cyclops disappearance
climate subtropical to tropical marine climate
consideredBy U.S. Board on Geographic Names as having no official standing
countryBorder Bahamas
Bermuda (United Kingdom)
surface form: Bermuda

United States of America
culturalRole iconic mystery in modern folklore
definition loosely defined region with no official boundaries
explanationsProposed equipment failure
human error
magnetic anomalies in popular accounts
methane hydrate eruptions
navigational errors
severe weather
hasReputationFor aircraft disappearances
mysterious disappearances
paranormal phenomena in popular culture
ship disappearances
hasVertex Bermuda (United Kingdom)
surface form: Bermuda

Miami
San Juan
locatedIn western North Atlantic Ocean
locatedOn Atlantic Ocean
nearbyCurrent Gulf Stream
Gulf Stream
surface form: North Atlantic Current
partOf Atlantic Ocean
surface form: North Atlantic Ocean
popularizationPublication Argosy magazine
popularizationWork Bermuda Triangle self-linksurface differs
surface form: The Deadly Bermuda Triangle
popularizationYear 1964
popularizedBy Vincent Gaddis
scientificConsensus no evidence of unusual disappearances compared to other heavily traveled regions
shape rough triangle
subjectOf fictional films
numerous books
numerous documentaries
television programs
trafficLevel one of the world's most heavily traveled shipping lanes
weatherRisks hurricanes
sudden squalls
tropical storms

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Bermuda Triangle alsoKnownAs Bermuda Triangle
this entity surface form: Devil's Triangle
Argosy magazine associatedWithTopic Bermuda Triangle
subject surface form: Argosy
Atlantic Ocean containsFeature Bermuda Triangle
Vincent Gaddis fieldOfWork Bermuda Triangle
Vincent Gaddis hasWrittenAbout Bermuda Triangle
Bermuda Triangle popularizationWork Bermuda Triangle self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: The Deadly Bermuda Triangle