Manila Bay

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Manila Bay is a natural harbor on the western coast of Luzon in the Philippines, historically significant as a strategic maritime gateway and site of major naval battles.

All labels observed (6)

Label Occurrences
Manila Bay canonical 173
Manila Bay area 4
South Channel of Manila Bay 2

How this entity was disambiguated

Statements (93)

Predicate Object
instanceOf bay
natural harbor
adjacentTo Cavite Naval Base (Sangley Point)
Cultural Center of the Philippines Complex
Port of Manila
surface form: Manila International Container Terminal

Port of Manila
surface form: Manila North Harbor

Manila Ocean Park
Port of Manila
surface form: Manila South Harbor

Navotas Fish Port Complex area
surface form: Navotas Fish Port Complex

Port of Manila
Roxas Boulevard, Manila
surface form: Roxas Boulevard

SM Mall of Asia Complex
battle Battle of Manila Bay
battleBelligerent Spanish Navy
United States Navy
battleDate 1898-05-01
borders Bacoor
Balanga
Province of Bataan
surface form: Bataan Province

Bulacan
surface form: Bulacan Province

Cavite City
Cavite
surface form: Cavite Province

Manila
surface form: City of Manila

Las Piñas
Malabon
Navotas
Pampanga
surface form: Pampanga Province

Parañaque
Pasay
commandedBy George Dewey
Patricio Montojo y Pasarón
country Philippines
ecosystemType coastal ecosystem
estuarine environment
hasActivity fishing
land reclamation
shipping
tourism
hasCountryCapitalOnShore Manila
hasFortification Fort Drum
Fort Frank
Fort Hughes
Fort Mills
hasInlet Bacoor Bay
Bacoor Bay
surface form: Cañacao Bay

Navotas Fish Port Complex area
hasIsland Caballo Island
Carabao Island (Cavite)
Corregidor
surface form: Corregidor Island

Caballo Island
surface form: El Fraile Island
hasIssue coastal erosion
habitat degradation
solid waste pollution
water pollution
hasLandReclamationProject Bay City (Metro Manila)
Cavite coastal reclamation projects
Manila Bay reclamation projects
Navotas City reclamation project
hasStrait Manila Bay Entrance
historicalPeriod American colonial period
Spanish Empire
surface form: Spanish colonial period

Japanese occupation of the Philippines
surface form: World War II in the Philippines
knownFor historical naval battles
natural anchorage
strategic maritime importance
sunset views
language English
Filipino
Tagalog
locatedIn Calabarzon
Metro Manila
Central Luzon
surface form: Region III (Central Luzon)
locatedInTimeZone Philippine Standard Time
locatedOnCoastOf Luzon
near South China Sea
surface form: West Philippine Sea
opensInto South China Sea
partOf South China Sea
partOfConflict Spanish–American War
receivesRiver Imus River
Meycauayan River
Pampanga River
Pasig River
Talisay River (Bataan)
Tullahan River
Zapote River
siteOf Battle of Manila Bay
defense of Manila Bay
surface form: World War II Manila Bay engagements
subjectOf Manila Bay rehabilitation program
Supreme Court mandamus on Manila Bay cleanup
usedAs commercial shipping route
fishing ground
naval base area
recreation area

How these facts were elicited

Referenced by (182)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Sangley Point locatedIn Manila Bay
Sangley Point adjacentTo Manila Bay
this entity surface form: Manila Bay shipping lanes
Battery Way locatedIn Manila Bay
Battery Hearn locatedIn Manila Bay
Battery Smith nearbyWaterBody Manila Bay
Battery Wheeler defended Manila Bay
Topside overlooks Manila Bay
Topside overlooks Manila Bay
this entity surface form: South Channel of Manila Bay
Malolos locatedNear Manila Bay
Lubao locatedNear Manila Bay
Macabebe locatedNear Manila Bay
Zapote River mouthLocatedIn Manila Bay
Zapote River bodyOfWater Manila Bay
City of Balanga hasCoastlineOn Manila Bay
Pantingan-Tarak traverse near Manila Bay
Western Luzon bordersBodyOfWater Manila Bay
Bulakan locatedOnBodyOfWater Manila Bay
Paombong hasCoastlineOn Manila Bay
Masantol hasBodyOfWater Manila Bay
Masantol locatedNorthOf Manila Bay
USS Petrel locationDuringBattle Manila Bay
Tarak Ridge viewOf Manila Bay
Obando locatedNear Manila Bay
Tullahan River mouth Manila Bay
Tullahan River emptiesInto Manila Bay