Ombai Strait

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Ombai Strait is a narrow sea passage in Southeast Asia that separates Timor Island from the Alor Archipelago and forms part of an important deep-water shipping and oceanographic route between the Indian and Pacific Oceans.

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Ombai Strait canonical 9

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Predicate Object
instanceOf sea passage
strait
borders Timor-Leste
connects Banda Sea
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Savu Sea
country Indonesia
governedBy United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
hasBiodiversity rich marine ecosystems
hasCharacteristic deep-water channel
narrow
hasCurrent strong tidal currents
hasOceanographicRole conduit for warm, low-salinity Pacific waters into the Indian Ocean
important for global thermohaline circulation
locatedIn Southeast Asia
near Alor Island
Atauro Island
north coast of Timor Island
partOf Indonesian Throughflow
surface form: Indonesian Throughflow pathway

Indonesian archipelagic sea lanes
surface form: Indonesian archipelagic sea lanes system

maritime route between the Indian Ocean and the Pacific Ocean
region Lesser Sunda Islands
separates Alor archipelago
surface form: Alor Archipelago

Timor
surface form: Timor Island
usedFor international shipping
oceanographic research
submarine navigation
waterwayType international strait

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Dili locatedOn Ombai Strait
Dili, Timor-Leste locatedOn Ombai Strait
Wallace Line concept in biogeography crosses Ombai Strait
subject surface form: Wallace Line
Port of Dili locatedOn Ombai Strait
Dili municipality hasCoastlineOn Ombai Strait
Dili Bay locatedOnWaterbody Ombai Strait
Dili Bay partOf Ombai Strait
Indonesian Throughflow majorPathway Ombai Strait