Southern Bight

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The Southern Bight is the shallow, southernmost part of the North Sea, lying off the coasts of the United Kingdom, Belgium, and the Netherlands.

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Southern Bight canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bight
sea area
borderedBy coastal waters of Flanders
coastal waters of South Holland
coastal waters of Zeeland
coastal waters of eastern England
hasAverageDepth less than 50 metres
hasCharacteristic continental shelf sea
shallow
hasClimate temperate marine climate
hasEcologicalRole important habitat for North Sea marine species
nursery area for fish
hasLanguageName English
hasMaximumDepth approximately 60–70 metres
hasNameInLanguage Southern Bight self-link
Zuiderbocht van de Noordzee
hasRisk vulnerable to coastal eutrophication
vulnerable to pollution from dense shipping traffic
hasSalinity typical marine salinity of the North Sea
hasSeabedType sandbanks and shoals
sandy
hasUse fishing area
marine research area
offshore energy development area
shipping route
hasWaveClimate wind-driven waves from prevailing westerlies
influencedBy English Channel inflow
river discharges from Rhine–Meuse system
river discharges from Scheldt
river discharges from Thames
tides of the North Sea
isSubjectOf marine ecological monitoring programs
oceanographic studies of the North Sea
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean drainage basin
surface form: Atlantic Ocean basin

northwestern Europe
locatedInFrontOf Belgian North Sea coast
surface form: Belgian coast

Dutch coast
English coast
locatedOffCoastOf Belgium
Netherlands
United Kingdom
partOf North Sea
relativeLocation east of the Strait of Dover
north of the English Channel
south of the Dogger Bank region of the North Sea
southernmost part of the North Sea

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Southern Bight hasNameInLanguage Southern Bight self-link