Cieśnina Unimak
 W górnej części zdjęcia powyżej wyspy Unimak widoczna cieśnina Unimak częściowo przysłonięta smugą chmur | |
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Cieśnina Unimak (ang. Unimak Pass lub Unimak Passage[1], ros. Пролив Унимак) – cieśnina na południowy zachód od wyspy Unimak w środkowej części archipelagu Aleutów. Łączy Morze Beringa z Oceanem Spokojnym.
Jej rozmiary: szerokość 19,6 km, głębokość 72 m, powierzchnia przekroju 1,18 km ². Wartości zasolenia wód - 32,0 ‰. W Cieśninie temperatura wody nie spada poniżej 3,5 °C.[2]
Przypisy
- ↑ PODZIAŁ OCEANU ŚWIATOWEGO - ocean.am.gdynia.pl
- ↑ Пролив Унимак (Cieśnina Unimak) - www.pacificinfo.ru (ros.). [dostęp 2014-05-02]. [zarchiwizowane z tego adresu (2008-03-28)].
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Unimak Island, Alaska, United States - September 1992
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Unimak Island, Alaska, United States - September 1992
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- N: 72.0° N
- S: 51.0° N
- W: 172.0° E
- E: 129.0° W
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- S: 5.0° N
- W: -140.0° E
- E: -60.0° E
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- NS: 47.5° N
- WE: -100.0° E
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