Palk Bay

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Palk Bay is a shallow stretch of sea between southeastern India and northern Sri Lanka, known for its rich fisheries, coastal communities, and frequent cross-border maritime disputes.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
marginal sea
borderedBy Northern Province, Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
Tamil Nadu NERFINISHED
connectedTo Gulf of Mannar NERFINISHED
Palk Strait NERFINISHED
governedBy India–Sri Lanka maritime agreements NERFINISHED
hasAverageDepth shallow
hasClimate tropical monsoon climate
hasCoastlineCountry India NERFINISHED
Sri Lanka NERFINISHED
hasDisputeType illegal fishing dispute
maritime boundary dispute
hasEconomicActivity aquaculture
artisanal fishing
trawl fishing
hasEcosystemType coastal marine ecosystem
hasHabitat coral patches
mangroves
seagrass beds
hasIssue arrests of fishers
destructive trawling
habitat degradation
overfishing
hasMajorFishingCommunity Sri Lankan Sinhalese fishers
Sri Lankan Tamil fishers
Tamil fishers from Tamil Nadu
hasMaximumDepth about 13 meters
hasNearbyFeature Adam's Bridge NERFINISHED
Mannar Island NERFINISHED
Rameswaram Island NERFINISHED
hasSalinity marine salinity
influencedBy Northeast monsoon NERFINISHED
Southwest monsoon
isImportantFor India–Sri Lanka bilateral relations
livelihoods of coastal communities
knownFor coastal communities
cross-border maritime disputes
rich fisheries
locatedIn Indian Ocean
namedAfter Robert Palk NERFINISHED
partOf Bay of Bengal NERFINISHED
separates northern Sri Lanka
southeastern India
subjectOf India–Sri Lanka fisheries dispute NERFINISHED
supportsSpecies crustaceans
marine fish
molluscs

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