Channel

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Channel is a common alternative name for the English Channel, the narrow arm of the Atlantic Ocean that separates southern England from northern France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf arm of the Atlantic Ocean
sea
strait
alternateName English Channel
averageDepth about 120 m
borderedBy Channel Islands (crown dependencies)
surface form: Channel Islands

England
France
Isle of Wight
connects Atlantic Ocean
North Sea
crossedBy Channel Tunnel
ferry routes
governedBy France Ô
surface form: France

United Kingdom
hasHistoricalEvent Battle of Britain
surface form: Battle of Britain (air operations over and near the Channel)

Battle of Hastings
surface form: Norman invasion of England

Operation Dynamo
hasIsland Isle of Wight
hasMajorCurrent tidal currents
hasMajorIslandGroup Channel Islands (crown dependencies)
surface form: Channel Islands
hasMajorPort Calais
Cherbourg
surface form: Cherbourg-en-Cotentin

Dover
Le Havre
Portsmouth
Southampton
hasSubregion Baie de Seine
Bristol Channel
surface form: Bristol Channel (adjacent western approach)

Strait of Dover
locatedBetween Great Britain and continental Europe
United Kingdom and France
maximumLength about 560 km
maximumWidth about 240 km
minimumWidth about 33.3 km
minimumWidthLocation Strait of Dover
nameInFrench English Channel
surface form: La Manche
notableFor busy shipping lanes
historic cross-Channel swims
strong tides
partOf Atlantic Ocean
separates England
France
Hauts-de-France
surface form: northern France

southern England
usedFor fishing
international shipping
passenger transport
waterType saltwater

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