Neptune’s Bellows

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Neptune’s Bellows is the narrow, often treacherous sea passage that serves as the main ship entrance into the flooded volcanic caldera of Deception Island in Antarctica.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf sea passage
strait
chartedOn nautical charts of Deception Island
connects Bransfield Strait NERFINISHED
Port Foster NERFINISHED
countryClaimedBy Argentina NERFINISHED
Chile NERFINISHED
United Kingdom NERFINISHED
environmentType polar marine environment
governedBy Antarctic Treaty System
hasAccessRestriction subject to Antarctic environmental regulations
hasCharacteristic narrow
rocky shores
strong currents
hasHazard limited maneuvering space
submerged rocks
hasNavigationRequirement careful pilotage
favorable weather conditions
hasReputationFor treacherous navigation
historicallyUsedBy sealing vessels
whaling ships
isEntranceTo Port Foster harbor NERFINISHED
isFeatureOf active volcanic island
locatedIn Antarctica
Deception Island NERFINISHED
South Shetland Islands NERFINISHED
namedAfter Neptune NERFINISHED
nameRefersTo Roman god of the sea
near Cathedral Crags NERFINISHED
Sewing-Machine Needles NERFINISHED
notableFor dramatic cliffs
volcanic scenery
partOf Deception Island caldera rim NERFINISHED
flooded volcanic caldera of Deception Island
servesAs main ship entrance to Deception Island’s inner harbor
usedBy expedition ships
research vessels
tourist ships
waterBody Southern Ocean NERFINISHED
width approximately 500 meters

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Deception Island entranceName Neptune’s Bellows