Cay Sal Bank

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Cay Sal Bank is a remote, largely uninhabited atoll-like carbonate platform in the western Bahamas, known for its shallow reefs and proximity to the Straits of Florida and Cuba.

All labels observed (2)

Label Occurrences
Cay Sal Bank canonical 1
Cay Sal Island 1

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (59)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bank
carbonate platform
geographic region
borderedBy Straits of Florida
deep water channels
climate tropical marine
country Bahamas
elevation generally low-lying
hasFeature atoll-like shape
carbonate sediments
clear waters
fringing reefs
shallow reefs
submerged shoals
hasPart Anguilla Cays
Big Dog Rocks
Cay Sal Bank self-linksurface differs
surface form: Cay Sal Island

Cistern Cay
Dog Rocks
Double Headed Shot Cays
Elbow Cays
Little Dog Rocks
Marion Rock
Moultrie Cays
Anguilla Cays
surface form: North Anguilla Cays

Elbow Cays
surface form: North Elbow Cay

Cistern Cay
surface form: Northwest Cay

Orange Cay
Salt Cay
Sand Key
Anguilla Cays
surface form: South Anguilla Cays

South Cay
Elbow Cays
surface form: South Elbow Cay

Cistern Cay
surface form: Southwest Cay

Southwest Point Cays
Water Cays
coral reefs
reef system
rocky islets
sand cays
shallow lagoons
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Lucayan Archipelago
Caribbean Sea
surface form: northern Caribbean Sea

western Bahamas
locatedNear Cuba
Florida Keys
Straits of Florida
locatedNorthOf Cuba
locatedSouthOf Florida Keys
locatedWestOf Andros Island
partOf Bahamas Exclusive Economic Zone
population largely uninhabited
strategicLocation between Cuba and Florida
usedFor boating
diving
fishing
vulnerableTo hurricanes
sea level rise

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (2)

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

Bahama Banks hasPart Cay Sal Bank
Cay Sal Bank hasPart Cay Sal Bank self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Cay Sal Island