western Bahamas

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The western Bahamas is a region of the Bahamas archipelago in the western Atlantic Ocean, closest to the Florida coast and known for its clear waters, coral reefs, and popular island destinations.

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western Bahamas canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
region
borderedBy Straits of Florida
climate tropical marine climate
country Bahamas
distanceToFlorida about 50 miles at closest point
economicActivity fishing
marine transportation
tourism
hasBank Bahama Banks
surface form: Great Bahama Bank

Bahama Banks
surface form: Little Bahama Bank
hasCharacteristic clear waters
coral reefs
popular island destinations
hasCoralFeature barrier reefs
fringing reefs
patch reefs
hasIslandGroup Andros Island
Berry Islands
Bimini
Grand Bahama
New Providence
hasMajorCity Nassau
hasMajorPort Bimini marinas
Freeport
Nassau Harbour
hasMarineFeature blue holes
deep channels
shallow banks
hasSeason dry season
wet season
knownFor recreational boating
scuba diving
snorkeling
sport fishing
yachting destinations
locatedClosestTo Florida coast
contiguous United States
surface form: United States mainland
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
Northwest Atlantic Ocean
surface form: western Atlantic Ocean
locatedWestOf central Bahamas
oceanCurrentInfluence Gulf Stream
partOf Bahamas
Lucayan Archipelago
surface form: Bahamas archipelago
popularWith Florida boaters
separatedFrom Florida by the Straits of Florida
susceptibleTo Atlantic hurricanes
tourismType cruise tourism
marine tourism
waterColor turquoise
waterVisibility high underwater visibility

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Bimini locatedIn western Bahamas
Cay Sal Bank locatedIn western Bahamas