List of seas
List of Seas[edit | edit source]
This is a comprehensive list of seas around the world. A sea is a large body of saltwater that is partially enclosed by land. Seas are important for various reasons, including transportation, trade, and as a habitat for diverse marine life. Below is an alphabetical list of seas, categorized by their respective regions.
Africa[edit | edit source]
- Red Sea
- Mediterranean Sea
- Gulf of Guinea
- Gulf of Aden
- Gulf of Suez
- Gulf of Aqaba
- Gulf of Tadjoura
- Gulf of Gabès
- Gulf of Sidra
- Gulf of Guinea
- Gulf of Guinea
- Gulf of Guinea
Asia[edit | edit source]
- Arabian Sea
- Andaman Sea
- Bali Sea
- Banda Sea
- Barents Sea
- Bay of Bengal
- Bohai Sea
- Celebes Sea
- Coral Sea
- East China Sea
- Java Sea
- Laccadive Sea
- Philippine Sea
- Sea of Japan
- South China Sea
- Tasman Sea
- Yellow Sea
Europe[edit | edit source]
- Adriatic Sea
- Aegean Sea
- Baltic Sea
- Black Sea
- Caspian Sea
- English Channel
- Ionian Sea
- Irish Sea
- Mediterranean Sea
- North Sea
- Norwegian Sea
- Sea of Azov
- Tyrrhenian Sea
North America[edit | edit source]
- Arctic Ocean
- Atlantic Ocean
- Caribbean Sea
- Gulf of California
- Gulf of Mexico
- Hudson Bay
- Labrador Sea
- Pacific Ocean
- Sea of Cortez
- Gulf of Saint Lawrence
Oceania[edit | edit source]
- Arafura Sea
- Banda Sea
- Coral Sea
- Great Australian Bight
- Great Barrier Reef
- Molucca Sea
- Solomon Sea
- Tasman Sea
South America[edit | edit source]
This list is not exhaustive, as there are numerous smaller seas and bays around the world. However, it provides an overview of the major seas in each region. For more detailed information on each sea, please refer to their respective articles.
See also[edit | edit source]
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