Reefs of the Channel Islands

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Reefs of the Channel Islands are a group of rocky and often hazardous marine formations surrounding the Channel Islands in the English Channel, known for their strong tides, rich marine life, and navigational challenges.

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Observed surface forms (1)

Surface form Occurrences
Les Minquiers reef system 1

Statements (52)

Predicate Object
instanceOf hazard to navigation
marine geographic feature
reef system
country Bailiwick of Guernsey NERFINISHED
Bailiwick of Jersey NERFINISHED
United Kingdom
environment temperate marine ecosystem
hasCharacteristic areas of strong tidal races
complex tidal streams
hazardous to shipping
important fishing grounds
large tidal range
often exposed at low tide
popular with recreational divers
rich marine biodiversity
rocky
strong tidal currents
subject to strong Atlantic swells
hasPart reefs around Alderney
reefs around Banc de la Schole
reefs around Banc des Grunes
reefs around Banc des Ormes
reefs around Brecqhou
reefs around Burhou
reefs around Casquets
reefs around Guernsey
reefs around Herm
reefs around Jersey
reefs around Jethou
reefs around Les Dirouilles
reefs around Les Hanois
reefs around Les Minquiers
reefs around Les Pierres de Lecq
reefs around Les Écréhous
reefs around Lihou
reefs around Ortac
reefs around Platte Fougere
reefs around Sark
locatedIn Channel Islands region NERFINISHED
English Channel NERFINISHED
navigationalStatus requires careful pilotage
requires detailed local charts
risk grounding of vessels
shipwrecks
supports invertebrate assemblages
kelp forests
rocky reef fish communities
seabird feeding areas
usedFor commercial fishing
recreational angling
scuba diving
shellfish harvesting

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Le Niêsant category Reefs of the Channel Islands
Le Niêsant partOf Reefs of the Channel Islands
this entity surface form: Les Minquiers reef system