Canary Islands to Caribbean

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Canary Islands to Caribbean is a transatlantic ocean rowing route spanning from the eastern Atlantic off northwest Africa to the Caribbean, used for endurance races and record-setting crossings.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf endurance sports route
ocean rowing route
transatlantic route
approximateDistance 3000 nautical miles
about 4800 kilometers
connectsFrom Canary Islands NERFINISHED
connectsTo Caribbean Sea NERFINISHED
Caribbean region NERFINISHED
follows North Equatorial Current NERFINISHED
trade winds
governedBy ocean rowing rules
hasFeature continuous open-ocean segment
no scheduled resupply
hazard Atlantic storms
capsize risk
collision with shipping
dehydration
equipment failure
large ocean swell
salt sores
sleep deprivation
locatedIn Atlantic Ocean
notableEventType first-time crossings
speed records
world record attempts
partOf transatlantic rowing routes
requires desalination equipment
emergency beacons
navigation equipment
ocean rowing boat
satellite communication equipment
season boreal winter
sportsDiscipline ocean rowing
ultra-endurance sport
typicalDepartureMonths December GENERATED
January GENERATED
typicalEndPoint Antigua and Barbuda NERFINISHED
Barbados NERFINISHED
English Harbour NERFINISHED
Port St. Charles NERFINISHED
typicalStartPoint Canary Islands NERFINISHED
La Gomera NERFINISHED
San Sebastián de La Gomera NERFINISHED
usedBy fours rowing teams
multi-person rowing crews
pairs rowing teams
solo rowers
usedFor endurance challenges
ocean rowing races
record-setting ocean crossings

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Atlantic Rowing Race hasRoute Canary Islands to Caribbean