Gulf of Aqaba

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The Gulf of Aqaba is a northeastern arm of the Red Sea known for its deep waters, rich coral reefs, and strategic location between Egypt, Israel, Jordan, and Saudi Arabia.

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Statements (49)

Predicate Object
instanceOf arm of the Red Sea
gulf
climate arid climate
connectedTo Red Sea
Strait of Tiran
countryBorder Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
ecoregion Red Sea coral reef ecosystem
formedBy tectonic activity
hasCityOnCoast Aqaba
Dahab
Eilat
Haql
Taba
hasDisputeHistory Arab–Israeli conflict
Strait of Tiran blockade
hasFeature fringing coral reefs
narrow continental shelf
steep submarine slopes
hasPort Aqaba
Eilat
Haql
Nuweiba
knownFor deep waters
marine biodiversity
recreational diving
rich coral reefs
snorkeling
strategic location
length about 160 kilometers
locatedIn Red Sea
locatedOn Red Sea
surface form: northern Red Sea
maximumDepth about 1850 meters
maximumWidth about 24 kilometers
northernTerminusNear Aqaba
partOf Afro-Arabian Rift System
Great Rift Valley system (wider geological context)
surface form: Great Rift Valley
salinity high salinity
southernTerminusNear Strait of Tiran
strategicFor Egypt
Israel
Jordan
Saudi Arabia
usedFor fishing
international shipping
tourism
waterBodyType tectonic gulf

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Sinai Peninsula borderedBy Gulf of Aqaba
Jordan hasCoastlineOn Gulf of Aqaba
Red Sea hasArm Gulf of Aqaba
Kingdom of Jordan coastline Gulf of Aqaba
Egyptian Navy operatesIn Gulf of Aqaba
Gulf of Suez parallelTo Gulf of Aqaba
Taba locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Mount Catherine viewFrom Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Gulf of Aqaba region
South Sinai Governorate borders Gulf of Aqaba
Jordan Rift Valley extendsTo Gulf of Aqaba
Sharm El Sheikh locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Dahab locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Aqaba locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Aqaba gulf Gulf of Aqaba
Jordan–Israel border terminusSouth Gulf of Aqaba
Wadi Araba connects Gulf of Aqaba
Wadi Araba locatedBetween Gulf of Aqaba
Wadi Araba nearBodyOfWater Gulf of Aqaba
Israel–Jordan Joint Boundary Commission relatedTo Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Red Sea area near Aqaba and Eilat
Royal Jordanian Navy operatesIn Gulf of Aqaba
Israel–Egypt border endsAt Gulf of Aqaba
Sinai desert borders Gulf of Aqaba
subject surface form: Sinai Desert
Southern District, Israel bordersSea Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Red Sea
NEOM borders Gulf of Aqaba
Economy of Jordan seaAccess Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Red Sea via Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran connects Gulf of Aqaba
Strait of Tiran maritimeEntranceTo Gulf of Aqaba
Nuweiba locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Haql locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Haql bodyOfWater Gulf of Aqaba
Eilat locatedOnBodyOfWater Gulf of Aqaba
Eilat hasCoastlineOn Gulf of Aqaba
Taba Heights resort area locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba
Taba Heights resort area hasViewOf Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Red Sea
people of Madyan locatedNear Gulf of Aqaba
Saint Catherine mountain range hasViewOf Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Gulf of Aqaba (distant)
Eilat Mountains overlooks Gulf of Aqaba
Eilat Mountains nearBodyOfWater Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Gulf of Eilat
Israeli Navy operatesIn Gulf of Aqaba
Dead Sea Transform fault segment Gulf of Aqaba
this entity surface form: Gulf of Aqaba segment
Arava extendsTo Gulf of Aqaba
Ras Mohammed National Park locatedOn Gulf of Aqaba