Woods Hole passage

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Woods Hole passage is a narrow strait off the coast of Cape Cod in Massachusetts that serves as a key navigational channel between Buzzards Bay and Vineyard Sound.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf navigational channel
strait
adjacentTo Elizabeth Islands
Falmouth, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Falmouth, Massachusetts
characterizedBy narrow width
strong tidal currents
connectsBodyOfWater Buzzards Bay
Vineyard Sound
country United States of America
surface form: United States
hasNameOrigin named after the nearby village of Woods Hole
hasNavigationHazard rocks
shoals
swift currents
isImportantFor access to Martha’s Vineyard via Vineyard Sound
local maritime traffic
locatedIn Barnstable County, Massachusetts
Massachusetts
United States of America
surface form: United States

Woods Hole, Massachusetts, United States
surface form: Woods Hole, Massachusetts
locatedOnCoastOf Buzzards Bay
Vineyard Sound
near village of Woods Hole
offCoastOf Cape Cod
partOf Atlantic Ocean
region New England
usedBy commercial vessels
fishing vessels
recreational boats
usedFor marine navigation
waterwayType tidal strait

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Steamship Authority ferries primaryRoute Woods Hole passage
this entity surface form: Woods Hole–Martha’s Vineyard
Woods Hole Harbor connectedTo Woods Hole passage
this entity surface form: Woods Hole Passage
Nobska Point (across Vineyard Sound) hasViewOf Woods Hole passage
subject surface form: Nobska Point
Nobska Light locatedNear Woods Hole passage