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The Caribbean Sea of the Atlantic Ocean — in the Caribbean region of North America, Central America, and northeastern South America. Subcategories This category has the following 7 subcategories, out of 7 total.
9 mag 2024 · tropical sea of the Atlantic Ocean, located east of Central America, south of the Greater Antilles and north of South America Caribbean Sea (Q1247) From Wikidata
El mar Caribe es un mar abierto en el océano Atlántico tropical, situado al este de América Central y al norte de América del Sur, cubriendo la superficie de la placa del Caribe. También es llamado mar de las Antillas por estar ubicado al sur y al oeste del arco antillano.
When the Central and South American nations that border the Caribbean Sea (many of which have a cultural and linguistic heritage that sets their history out of the scope of the region) are excluded, the Caribbean covers the same geographical area as the West Indies, containing a total of 16 sovereign states and 12 island territories that remain dependencies in one form or another, to the ...
Description and design. Odyssey of the Seas measures 1,138 feet (347 m) and has a gross tonnage of 167,704, with 16 decks. The ship accommodates 4,198 passengers at double occupancy up to a maximum capacity of 5,510 passengers, as well as a 1,663 crew. There are 14 decks for guest use, 15 restaurants, 2 pools and 2,105 cabins.
Weddell Sea – 2.8 million km 2. Caribbean Sea – 2.754 million km 2. Mediterranean Sea – 2.510 million km 2. Gulf of Guinea – 2.35 million km 2. Tasman Sea – 2.3 million km 2. Bay of Bengal – 2.172 million km 2. Bering Sea – 2 million km 2. Sea of Okhotsk – 1.583 million km 2. Gulf of Mexico – 1.550 million km 2.
La Icon of the Seas è una nave da crociera della compagnia di navigazione Royal Caribbean International. Prima nave della classe Icon, con 250.800 tonnellate di stazza lorda (cinque volte il Titanic) è la nave da crociera più grande del mondo. [1] [2] Avrà altre due navi gemelle, nel 2025 ( Star of the Seas) e nel 2026 (TBN of the Seas).
