North Sea

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The North Sea is a marginal sea of the Atlantic Ocean located between Great Britain, Scandinavia, Germany, the Netherlands, Belgium, and France, known for its major shipping routes, rich fishing grounds, and offshore oil and gas reserves.


Statements (54)
Predicate Object
instanceOf marginal sea
sea
averageDepth approximately 95 metres
borderedBy Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Netherlands
Norway
United Kingdom
climate temperate oceanic climate
connectedTo Baltic Sea
English Channel
Kattegat
Norwegian Sea
Skagerrak
governedBy United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
hasEconomicActivity fishing
offshore gas production
offshore oil production
renewable energy production
shipping
hasFeature Dogger Bank
German Bight
Kattegat
Skagerrak
Wadden Sea
hasOutflow English Channel
Norwegian Sea
Skagerrak
hasSubregion Central North Sea
Northern North Sea
Southern North Sea
importantFor European energy supply
European maritime trade
knownFor major shipping routes
offshore natural gas reserves
offshore oil reserves
offshore wind farms
rich fishing grounds
locatedBetween Belgium
Denmark
France
Germany
Great Britain
Netherlands
Norway
locatedIn Northern Europe
locatedOn European continental shelf
maximumDepth approximately 700 metres
partOf Atlantic Ocean
subjectTo storm surges
strong tides
surfaceArea approximately 575000 square kilometres

Referenced by (442)
Subject (surface form when different) Predicate
Aberdeenshire
Angus council area
Berwickshire
Borough of East Lindsey
Cullivoe
East Frisian Islands
East Lothian
East Riding of Yorkshire
East of England
Elie and Earlsferry
Fetlar
Fife
Firth of Forth region
Goeree-Overflakkee
Hauts-de-France
Highland council area
Isle of Sheppey
Karmøy
Kingdom of Fife
Kingdom of Fife council area
Lincolnshire
Lothian
Lothian and Fife
Monster
Netherlands
Norfolk
Norfolk
North East Lincolnshire
North Norfolk district
North Yorkshire
Northumberland
Norway
Sokndal
Southern Norway
Tayside
Tayside region (historic)
United Kingdom of the Netherlands
Vestland
Western Norway
Yell
Zuid-Holland
hasCoastlineOn
Aberdeen
Carnoustie ("North Sea coast")
Crail ("North Sea coast")
Cromarty coast of Scotland
Cullercoats
Delta Works ("North Sea coast")
Dunkirk
East Frisia
East Lothian
East Neuk of Fife
East Sands
Flamborough Head
Great Yarmouth
Great Yarmouth Pleasure Beach ("North Sea coast")
Great Yarmouth Port
Haugesund
Hoek van Holland
Margate
Pittenweem
Port of Rotterdam
Port of Vlissingen
RNAS Felixstowe ("North Sea coast")
Sandwich Bay
Scheveningen
Seaton Carew
Seaton Cliffs
St Andrews
St Andrews Harbour
St Monans
Stavanger
Stonehaven ("North Sea coast")
Stonehaven coast
Sunderland
West Sands beach
Wilhelmshaven
locatedOn
Bass Rock
Cramond Island
Dogger Bank
East Frisian Islands
European continental shelf
Fetlar
Hanseatic League ("North Sea region")
Helgoland
Hoy
Inchkeith
Inchmickery
Isle of May
Moray Firth Basin
Norwegian waters
Orkney Mainland
River Tay estuary (part) ("North Sea basin")
Sanday
Scapa Flow
Scottish Islands
Sotra
Wadden Sea
West Frisian Islands
locatedIn
Angus
Angus coast
Angus council area
East Neuk coastal villages
East Riding of Yorkshire
Eastern Scotland
Fife
Groningen
Lincolnshire
Metropolitan France
North Holland
Northern England
Northern Germany
Pas-de-Calais
Scandinavia
South Holland
Southern Norway ("North Sea coast")
Strait of Dover
Vestland
Yorkshire
Yorkshire and the Humber
borders
Borough of East Lindsey
British Isles
East Frisia
Flanders
Germania
Goeree-Overflakkee
Great Britain
Jutland Peninsula
Kingdom of Scotland
Low Countries
North East Lincolnshire
North German Plain
Northern Europe
Northern Netherlands
Scottish Highlands
Scottish mainland
Tyne and Wear
Velsen
West Flanders
Westland
borderedBy
Battle of Camperdown
Battle of Dogger Bank
Battle of Flamborough Head
Battle of Gravelines
Battle of Jutland
Battle of Lowestoft
Battle of Solebay
Battle of Texel (1673)
Battle of the Dogger Bank (1799)
Battle of the Heligoland Bight (1940 minelaying operations area)
British naval blockade of Europe
Four Days' Battle ("southern North Sea")
Franco-Dutch War
North Sea flood of 1953
North Sea theatre of World War I
Operation Weser Exercise
Operation Weserübung
Phoney War
Spanish Armada
location
Bawdsey Research Station
Brielle
Delta Plan
Dundee
Emden
Furnes (Veurne) ("North Sea coast")
Haarlem ("North Sea coast")
Haringvlietdam
Melissant
Middelburg
Middelharnis
Port of Hamburg
Port of Le Havre
RNAS Scapa Flow
Reimerswaal
Tantallon Castle
Velsen
locatedNear
Angus
Belgium
Eemsdelta
Essex
Nord
Nord (department)
Northern Netherlands
Schleswig-Holstein
Suffolk
Suffolk, England
Walcheren
hasCoastOn
Forth estuary
Maas
North Esk River
River Bure
River Carron ("North Sea (via Firth of Forth)")
River Esk
River South Esk
River Trent
River Tweed
Thames
flowsInto
Bluemull Sound
European seas
Firth of Forth ("North Sea basin")
Firth of Tay ("North Sea basin")
Forth estuary
Moray Firth Basin ("North Sea petroleum province")
Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta ("North Sea basin")
Skagerrak
The Wash
Yell Sound
partOf
Elbe
Ems
Meuse
River Dee (Aberdeenshire)
River Tay
River Tweed
River Yare
Scheldt
Weser
mouth
Forfarshire
Hauts-de-France
Norfolk
North East England
Scandinavian Peninsula
Southern England
United Kingdom coastline
Zeeland
bordersBodyOfWater
Eastern Scheldt
English Channel
European inland shipping network
Mor Breizh
Nieuwe Waterweg
Port of Amsterdam
Skagerrak
Western Scheldt
connectsTo
Atlantic Ocean
Baltic Sea
Baltic Sea coast region
Littorina Sea
Main
Norwegian Sea
Port of Antwerp
connectedTo
Channel
Eemskanaal
North Sea Canal
North Sea–English Channel area
Pennine waterways
Rhine–Main–Danube Canal
Strait of Dover
connects
Firth of Forth
Firth of Tay
Humber Estuary
Rhin
Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta
River Tay
Tatha
emptiesInto
Golden Mile (Great Yarmouth)
Jubilee Course
Lady’s Tower
Lunan Bay
Seaton Cliffs
Sir Duncan Rice Library
St Rule's Tower
hasView
Belgian Naval Component
Danish Navy
German Navy
NATO naval forces
Northern Lighthouse Board
Portsmouth Flotilla
Royal Netherlands Navy
operatesIn
Battle of Jutland
Battle of Sluys
Battle of the Dogger Bank (1799)
HMS Centurion
Home Fleet
RNAS Yarmouth
Raid on the Medway ("North Sea and English coastal waters")
theatre
Atlantic coast
Barry Sands
Jubilee Course
Leven
Methil ("North Sea (via Firth of Forth)")
adjacentTo
Bloemendaal
Bømlo
County Durham
Strömstad
Westland
hasCoastline
Elie Lighthouse
Seaton Carew
St Andrews Cathedral
Stonehaven coast
Vuurboetsduin
hasViewOf
Burravoe
Helgoland
Lindisfarne
Mid Yell ("North Sea region")
Yell ("North Sea region")
locatedInBodyOfWater
Rijn
River Bure
River South Esk
River Witham
River Yare
mouthLocatedIn
Hardangerfjord
Lysefjord
River Tay estuary (part)
Sognefjord
Thames Estuary
opensInto
British Channel Fleet
Channel Fleet ("southern North Sea")
HMS Arethusa
RAF Coastal Command
Royal Scots Navy
theatreOfOperations
Angus coast
East Sands
Monifieth beach ("North Sea (via Firth of Tay)")
Ruby Bay
hasWaterBody
Maas
Rhine
River Esk
River Great Ouse
mouthLocation
North Holland
South Holland
historic county of Kent
coastlineOn
European route E25
Kattegat
North Sea via Brouwerssluis
connectsBodyOfWater
North Sea ("Southern North Sea")
North Sea ("Central North Sea")
North Sea ("Northern North Sea")
hasSubregion
Carnoustie railway station
Elie Lighthouse
Lunan Bay
locatedOnCoastOf
Bruges
Monifieth Golf Links
Whitby Abbey
near
Heinrich Dau
Reichsmarine
Viking ship
operatedIn
St Andrews Castle
Tantallon Castle
Tynemouth Priory
overlooks
Atlantic cod
Battle of Flamborough Head ("North Sea off Yorkshire")
Old Frisian ("North Sea coast")
region
Jøssingfjord
Montrose Basin
River Tay estuary (part)
waterBody
Rijn
Scheldt
dischargesInto
Nordfjord
North Sea drainage basin
drainsInto
East of England
Lordship of Friesland
hasBorderWith
Monster
Rockanje
hasNearbyWaterBody
Brouwersdam
Forth Islands SPA
locatedInWaterBody
Buckhaven
Montrose
locatedOnBodyOfWater
HMS Indefatigable
HMS Invincible
locationOfWreck
British Golf Museum
Old Course at St Andrews
nearBodyOfWater
Northern Diving Group
RNAS Yarmouth
operationalArea
British Isles
Fidra Lighthouse
seaArea
Eastern Scheldt
Krammer
separatedFrom
Brouwersdam
Grevelingendam
separates
Limes Germanicus ("North Sea coast")
Western Front (World War I)
startPoint
Scotland
United Kingdom
surroundedBy
Kriegsmarine High Command
appliesToJurisdiction
Treaty of Westminster (1654)
appliesToTerritory
Allied Naval Expeditionary Force
areaOfOperations
Berwickshire
border
Karmøy
borderedByWaterBody
Belgians
borderingSeaOfCountry
France
borderSea
Lower Saxony
bordersSea
Norwegian Sea
bordersWaterBody
HMS Serapis
capturedIn
Lowestoft
coast
Skagerrak
connectedWaterBody
North West Norfolk
containsCoastline
Scottish Borders
containsCoastlineOn
Chain Home ("North Sea approaches")
coverageArea
Gadus aeglefinus
distribution
Rednitz River
drainageBasin
Scandinavian Mountains
drainageDivideFor
Baltic Ice Lake
drainedInto
Port of London
extendsTo
Weser
flowsIntoBodyOfWater
Fife Coastal Path
followsCoastOf
Grevelingen
formerlyConnectedTo
Atlantic herring
foundIn
Western Front (World War II)
geographicScope
Bressay
hasBodyOfWater
Wellington Pier ("North Sea coast")
hasEnvironment
North Sea ("German Bight")
hasFeature
Four Days' Battle
hasMainTheater
Port of London
hasMouthIn
Medway Ports
hasNavigationAccess
Aywick
hasNearbyBodyOfWater
Dundee Law
hasPanoramicViewOf
Central Europe
hasSeaAccess
Schleswig-Holstein
hasSeaBorder
West Sandwick
hasShore
Anglo-Frisian dialects ("North Sea coastal areas")
historicalRegion
Kingston upon Hull
isMajorTradingHubFor
West Flanders ("North Sea shoreline")
knownFor
St Rule's Tower
locatedInOrNextToBodyOfWater
Graemsay
locatedInSea
SMS Lützow ("North Sea, off Jutland Peninsula")
locationDuringBattleOfJutland
HMS Minotaur
locationOfOperation
Anglo-Dutch Wars
mainTheater
North Esk River
mouthOfWaterBody
North Sea Canal
namedAfter
HMS Countess of Scarborough
navalTheatre
Dunkirk ("North Sea coast")
nearbyBodyOfWater
Lady’s Tower
nearbyWaterBody
SMS Lützow
placeOfScuttling
HMS Queen Mary
placeOfSinking
U-boats
primaryTheater
Port of Ramsgate
primaryWaterbody
Shetland
seaBorder
Jutland Peninsula
seaToWest
Great Britain
separatedFromBy
Koksijde Air Base ("North Sea search and rescue region")
serves
The Boat That Rocked
setInLocation
England
surroundedBySea
Grand Fleet
theater
Czechoslovak Navy ("North Sea (limited)")
theaterOfOperations
Operation Nordseetour
theaterOfWar
Pallas
theatreOfWar
Gutes ("North Sea region")
tradedIn
Vikings
tradeNetwork
Oude Maas
tributaryOf
Middle Low German ("North Sea region")
usedIn
Methil Docks
waterbody
North Sea via Brouwerssluis
waterFlowsTo
Great Yarmouth Port
waterway
Maarten Tromp
workLocation

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