Kafireas Strait

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Kafireas Strait is a narrow and often treacherous passage of water in the Aegean Sea between the island of Euboea and the Greek mainland, known historically for strong winds and dangerous currents.

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Kafireas Strait canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
geographical feature
strait
belongsTo territorial waters of Greece
between Euboea
surface form: island of Euboea

southeastern Greek mainland
connects northern Aegean Sea
South Aegean Sea
surface form: southern Aegean Sea
country Greece
hasCharacteristic narrow
rough seas
windy
hasClimateInfluence Aegean wind patterns
hasHistoricalReputation dangerous for sailing ships
site of numerous shipwrecks
hasHydrologicalFeature strong tidal currents
wave refraction around Euboea
hasLanguageRegion Greek language
hasLocalName Κάβο Ντόρο
hasLocalNameLanguage Greek
hasMaritimeTraffic coastal shipping
commercial vessels
fishing boats
hasNearbyLandform Attica, Greece
surface form: Attica region of mainland Greece

Euboea
hasOceanographicCondition strong seasonal winds (Meltemi)
hasReputationAmong sailors as hazardous passage
hasRisk limited shelter for ships
strong gusty winds
sudden weather changes
isNavigatedBy Aegean ferries
cargo ships
local fishing fleets
isSubjectOf Greek maritime navigation warnings
knownFor dangerous currents
strong winds
treacherous navigation conditions
locatedIn Aegean Sea
Greece
navigationalHazard Aegean Sea shipping
near Cape Kafireas
southeastern tip of Euboea
partOf South Euboean Gulf
eastern Mediterranean Sea routes
separates Euboea
Greek mainland
usedFor maritime transport

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Greek Seas hasStrait Kafireas Strait