Celtic Sea

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The Celtic Sea is a region of the Atlantic Ocean off the southern coast of Ireland, bordered by the coasts of Great Britain and France.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean
sea
adjacentTo Bay of Biscay
English Channel
Irish Sea
St George’s Channel
surface form: St George's Channel
basinCountry France
Ireland
United Kingdom
borders Brittany
Cornwall
Ireland
Wales
contains Celtic Sea self-linksurface differs
surface form: Celtic Sea Basin
easternBoundary southwestern approaches to the English Channel
hasAverageDepth several hundred metres
hasBiodiversity commercial fish species such as cod and haddock
marine mammals such as dolphins and whales
seabird populations
hasCurrents Gulf Stream
surface form: influenced by North Atlantic Drift
hasEconomicActivity commercial fishing
offshore oil and gas exploration
shipping
hasFeature continental shelf areas
productive fishing grounds
hasMarineEcoregion Celtic Sea self-linksurface differs
surface form: Celtic Seas ecoregion
hasRisk marine pollution from shipping and offshore activities
hasSalinity typical oceanic salinity
hasTypicalClimate temperate oceanic climate
hasWaterType salt water
hasWaveClimate exposed Atlantic swell
isImportantFor European Union fisheries policy
surface form: European fisheries

maritime transport routes to and from western Europe
isSubjectOf marine conservation initiatives
oceanographic research
locatedInNorthernPartOf Atlantic Ocean
surface form: North Atlantic Ocean
locatedOffCoastOf northwestern coast of France
southern coast of Ireland
southwestern coast of Great Britain
namedAfter Celtic nations
surface form: Celtic peoples
nameLanguage English
northernBoundary south coast of Ireland
partOf Atlantic Ocean
separates southern Ireland and southwestern Great Britain
southernBoundary approximate line between southern Ireland and northwestern France
westernBoundary open Atlantic Ocean

Referenced by (85)

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England surroundedBySea Celtic Sea
English Channel connectsTo Celtic Sea
Algarve hasCoastlineOn Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Gulf of Cádiz
Irish Sea connectedTo Celtic Sea
Western Approaches borderedBy Celtic Sea
Mor Breizh connectsTo Celtic Sea
British Isles seaArea Celtic Sea
British Isles borderedBy Celtic Sea
Irish Free State borderedBy Celtic Sea
Celtic Sea contains Celtic Sea self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Celtic Sea Basin
Celtic Sea hasMarineEcoregion Celtic Sea self-linksurface differs
this entity surface form: Celtic Seas ecoregion
Bristol Channel flowsInto Celtic Sea
southern England bordersBodyOfWater Celtic Sea
subject surface form: Southern England
southwest England borders Celtic Sea
subject surface form: Southwest England
Liverpool Bay partOf Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Celtic Seas
St George’s Channel partOf Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Celtic Sea region
River Cleddau ecoregion Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Celtic Seas
Munster hasCoastlineOn Celtic Sea
River Lee estuary flowsInto Celtic Sea
River Lee estuary emptiesInto Celtic Sea
Milford Haven hasNearbySea Celtic Sea
County Cork hasCoastlineOn Celtic Sea
Lough Mahon drainsTo Celtic Sea
European seas partOf Celtic Sea
Cotentin Peninsula borders Celtic Sea
Ettrick Bay hasWaterBody Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Atlantic Ocean via Firth of Clyde
County Wexford hasCoastlineOn Celtic Sea
St Michaels Mount locatedIn Celtic Sea
subject surface form: St Michael's Mount
Ramsey Island locatedInSea Celtic Sea
Bristol Channel Islands partOf Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Celtic Sea region
St Ives locatedOn Celtic Sea
Milford Haven Waterway opensInto Celtic Sea
Penwith Peninsula borderedBy Celtic Sea
Carmarthen Bay isPartOf Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Celtic Sea region
Strumble Head seaArea Celtic Sea
Mousehole locatedOnBodyOfWater Celtic Sea
St Brides Bay partOf Celtic Sea
Mounts Bay locatedOnCoastOf Celtic Sea
Cefas operatesIn Celtic Sea
River Lee dischargesInto Celtic Sea
this entity surface form: Celtic Sea (via Cork Harbour)
eastern Atlantic Ocean contains Celtic Sea
Skokholm Island locatedIn Celtic Sea
Devon Peninsula borderedBy Celtic Sea