Chacao Channel

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Chacao Channel is a narrow strait in southern Chile that separates Chiloé Island from the mainland and connects the Pacific Ocean with the inland waters of the Chiloé Archipelago.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Chacao Channel canonical 3
Chacao Strait 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (39)

Predicate Object
instanceOf marine waterway
strait
bodyOfWaterType narrow strait
borderedBy Chilean mainland coast
Chiloé Archipelago
surface form: Chiloé Island
climateRegion temperate oceanic
connects Pacific Ocean
inland waters of the Chiloé Archipelago
connectsTo Gulf of Ancud
Reloncaví Sound
country Chile
crossedBy ferry route between Pargua and Chacao
hasNavigationHazards strong currents
variable tides
hasStrongCurrents true
hasTidalCurrents true
isEntranceTo Chiloé Archipelago inland waters
isGatewayTo Gulf of Ancud
surface form: Chiloé inland sea
isImportantFor access to Chiloé Island
isNavigable true
isStrategicFor maritime navigation in southern Chile
regional connectivity
languageOfToponym Spanish
locatedIn Los Lagos Region
southern Chile
locatedOnCoastOf Pacific coast of Chile
nearbySettlement Chacao
Pargua
ocean Pacific Ocean
partOf Chiloé Archipelago
surface form: Chiloé Archipelago region

Reloncaví Sound
surface form: Seno de Reloncaví and Chiloé inland sea system
region Patagonia
surface form: Patagonia (broad sense)
separates Chilean mainland
Chiloé Archipelago
surface form: Chiloé Island
separatesFrom Insular Chile
surface form: Continental Chile

Chiloé Archipelago
surface form: Isla Grande de Chiloé
spanishName Canal de Chacao
usedFor ferry crossings
maritime transport

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Referenced by (4)

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

Gulf of Ancud hasPart Chacao Channel
Chiloé Archipelago separatedBy Chacao Channel
Chacao Channel ferry route locatedIn Chacao Channel
Chacao Channel ferry route crosses Chacao Channel
this entity surface form: Chacao Strait