Baltic Sea

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The Baltic Sea is a brackish inland sea in Northern Europe bordered by countries such as Sweden, Finland, Russia, and Poland, known for its low salinity, busy shipping routes, and environmental sensitivity.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf brackish sea
inland sea
marginal sea
area about 377000 square kilometers
averageDepth about 55 meters
averageSalinity about 7 PSU
basinCountry Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Germany
Latvia
Lithuania
Norway
Poland
Russia
Sweden
borderedBy Baltic states
Central Europe
Northern Europe
surface form: Scandinavia
borderedByCountry Denmark
Estonia
Finland
Germany
Latvia
Lithuania
Norway
Poland
Russia
Sweden
climate temperate
connectedBy Kattegat
surface form: Danish Straits

Kattegat
Skagerrak
connectedTo North Sea
formedDuring Holocene
freezesInWinter partially
governedBy HELCOM
Helsinki Commission
hasEnvironmentalIssue algal blooms
eutrophication
hypoxia
industrial pollution
invasive species
marine litter
overfishing
pollution from agriculture
shipping pollution
hasInflow Daugava River
Neman River
Neva River
Oder River
Vistula River
numerous rivers
hasIsland Bornholm
Gotland
Hiiumaa
Rügen
Saaremaa
Åland Islands
Öland
hasOutflow Kattegat
hasPart Arkona Basin
Baltic Proper
Bay of Gdańsk
Bornholm Basin
Bothnian Bay
Bothnian Sea
Gotland Basin
Gulf of Bothnia
Gulf of Finland
Gulf of Riga
hasResource fish stocks
offshore wind potential
hasSeaIce Gulf of Bothnia
Gulf of Finland
Gulf of Riga
knownFor busy shipping routes
environmental sensitivity
eutrophication problems
low salinity
seasonal sea ice
locatedIn Europe
Northern Europe
majorPort Copenhagen
Gdańsk
Gdynia
Helsinki
Klaipėda
Lübeck
Riga
Rostock
St. Petersburg
surface form: Saint Petersburg

Stockholm
Szczecin
Tallinn
maximumDepth about 459 meters
partOf Atlantic Ocean
precededBy Ancylus Lake
Baltic Ice Lake
Littorina Sea
Yoldia Sea
salinity low
subjectTo United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea
surface form: Helsinki Convention
usedFor energy production
fishing
maritime transport
tourism
volume about 21000 cubic kilometers
waterType brackish

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Atlantic Ocean connectedTo Baltic Sea
St. Petersburg locatedOn Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Gulf of Finland
St. Petersburg locatedOn Baltic Sea
North Sea connectedTo Baltic Sea
Stockholm County borders Baltic Sea
Crimean War location Baltic Sea
Poland seaBorder Baltic Sea
Russian Empire navalAccess Baltic Sea
Sweden hasCoastlineOn Baltic Sea
Free City of Danzig region Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Baltic Sea region
Free City of Danzig hadAccessTo Baltic Sea
Eastern Europe hasSeaCoastOn Baltic Sea
Central Europe hasSeaAccess Baltic Sea
Volga River connectedByCanalTo Baltic Sea
Mecklenburg-Vorpommern knownFor Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Baltic Sea coastline
Russia bordersSea Baltic Sea
Neva River partOf Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Baltic Sea basin
Neva River tributaryOf Baltic Sea
European Russia bordersSea Baltic Sea
Belarus drainageBasin Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Baltic Sea basin
Finland hasCoastOn Baltic Sea
Gdynia locatedOn Baltic Sea
Stockholm connectedTo Baltic Sea
inner German border startPoint Baltic Sea
Helsinki locatedOn Baltic Sea
Obrona Helu significantPlace Baltic Sea
Polish Navy operatesIn Baltic Sea
Lake Ladoga drainageBasin Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Baltic Sea basin
HELCOM regionServed Baltic Sea
HELCOM regionServed Baltic Sea
this entity surface form: Baltic Sea catchment area
Hel Peninsula locatedIn Baltic Sea
Hel Fortress locatedOn Baltic Sea
Latvia hasCoastOn Baltic Sea
Lithuania locatedOn Baltic Sea
Gdańsk locatedOn Baltic Sea
Swedish Empire dominantSea Baltic Sea
Russian Navy operatesIn Baltic Sea
Königsberg locatedOn Baltic Sea
Lidingö Municipality borderedBy Baltic Sea
Pomerania borderedBy Baltic Sea
Tallinn locatedOn Baltic Sea