Bohai Sea

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The Bohai Sea is a shallow, semi-enclosed marginal sea in northeastern China that forms the innermost gulf of the Yellow Sea and is an important hub for shipping, fishing, and coastal industry.


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Predicate Object
instanceOf body of water
marginal sea
semi-enclosed sea
area about 77000 square kilometers
averageDepth about 18 meters
borderedBy Bohai Rim region
Hebei Province
Liaoning Province
Shandong Province
Tianjin Municipality
connectedBy Bohai Strait
connectsTo Yellow Sea
country China
experiences cold temperate monsoon climate
forms innermost gulf of the Yellow Sea
hasAlternativeName Bo Hai
Bohai Gulf
hasEconomicRegion Bohai Economic Rim
hasGulf Bohai Bay
Laizhou Bay
Liaodong Bay
hasIssue eutrophication
marine pollution
overfishing
hasMajorPort Port of Dalian
Port of Qinhuangdao
Port of Tangshan
Port of Tianjin
Port of Weihai
Port of Yantai
hasResource natural gas
offshore oil
is an important hub for coastal industry
an important hub for fishing
an important hub for shipping
semi-enclosed
shallow
locatedIn northeastern China
locatedOn western Pacific Ocean
maximumDepth about 80 meters
partOf Yellow Sea
receivesRiver Hai River
Liao River
Luan River
Yellow River
salinity relatively low
usedFor aquaculture
hydrocarbon extraction
maritime transport


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