Atlantik
Atlantischer Ozean
Atlantic Ocean
Mare Atlanticum (W3)

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Beaufort-See, Beaufort-Skala (W3)

17. Dezember 1857: Todestag des britischen Admirals Sir Francis Beaufort
ZeitZeichen vom 17. Dezember 2007, 9.05 Uhr

Mit 13 Jahren heuerte "Francis Beaufort" als Schiffsjunge an, segelte um das Kap der Guten Hoffnung und nach Jakarta. In der Royal Navy machte er eine steile Karriere: Mit 22 war er Leutnant, mit 29 erhielt er sein erstes Kommando über ein Schiff. Dabei galt seine größte Leidenschaft Papier und Stift: Er zeichnete, notierte, skizzierte alles, was ihm zu Wind, Wasser und Wellen in den Sinn kam.

Aus purer Langeweile - sein Schiff lag in Montevideo fest - begann er, die unterschiedlichen Winde in einer Skala zu ordnen. Bis heute dient diese "Beaufort-Skala" - allerdings in modifizierter Form - in der Seefahrt zur Beschreibung der Windstärke. Als er im Alter von 83 Jahren starb, war der zum Konteradmiral beförderte Pfarrerssohn bereits als "Admiral der Winde" bekannt.
Auch die "Beaufort-See", das Polarmeer nördlich von Alaska, trägt seinen Namen.

AutorIn: Marko Rösseler
Redaktion: Michael Rüger

Bering Canyon (W3)

Bering Land Bridge (W3)

Bering Land Bridge (ancient landmass)
Bering Land Bridge National Monument (national preserve, Alaska, United States)
Bering Land Bridge National Preserve (national preserve, Alaska, United States)

Bering Land Bridge National Preserve

"Bering Land Bridge" National Preserve lies at the continental crossroads that greatly influenced the distribution of life in the Western Hemisphere during the Pleistocene Epoch. It is a vital landscape for indigenous communities who depend on the land just as their ancestors did for many generations. It is a wild and ecologically healthy landscape unlike any other.
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Bering Sea (W3)

Vitus Bering

(E?)(L?) http://web.archive.org/web/20120331173214/http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Bering_Sea%2C_Island_and_Strait

Bering Sea, Island and Strait

(E?)(L?) http://web.archive.org/web/20120331173214/http://www.1911encyclopedia.org/Bering_Sea_Arbitration

Bering Sea Arbitration

The important fishery dispute between Great Britain and the United States, which was closed by this arbitration, arose in the following circumstances.

In the year 1867 the United States government had purchased from Russia all her territorial rights in Alaska and the adjacent islands.
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(E?)(L2) http://www.britannica.com/EBchecked/topic/61938/Bering-Sea

"Bering Sea" and "Bering Strait", Russian "Beringovo More" and "Proliv Beringa", northernmost part of the Pacific Ocean, separating the continents of Asia and North America. To the north the "Bering Sea" connects with the Arctic Ocean through the "Bering Strait", at the narrowest point of which the two continents are about 53 miles (85 kilometres) apart. The boundary between the United States and Russia passes through the sea and the strait.
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(E?)(L?) http://epguides.com/BeringSeaGold/

Bering Sea Gold (a Titles & Air Dates Guide)

(E?)(L?) http://epguides.com/BeringSeaGoldUndertheIce/

Bering Sea Gold: Under the Ice (a Titles & Air Dates Guide)

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.... World (facet) - [ view political entities ]

• ................ Beringia (former landmass)
• ................ Darién, Serranía del (mountain range)
• ................ Gondwana (former physical feature)
• ................ Great Rift Valley (valley)
• ................ Jirafi, Wadi al (wadi)
• ................ Kusadasi Körfezi (gulf)
• ................ Laurasia (former physical feature)
• ................ Lesser Antilles (island group)
• ................ Malay Archipelago (islands)
• ................ Mandeb, Bab el (strait)
• ................ Marica (river)
• ................ Pangaea (former physical feature)
• ................ Panthalassa (former physical feature)
• ................ Paria, Golfo de (gulf)
• ................ Serpents Mouth (channel)
• ................ South Sea Islands (islands)
• ................ Star Mountains (mountain range)
• ................ Tethys Sea (former body of water)
• ................ Tiburón, Cabo (cape)
• ................ Tiran, Strait of (strait)
• ................ Tundzha (river)
• ................ West Indies (archipelago)
• ................ Yildiz Daglari (mountain range)

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Russia, Bering Sea

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Bering Sea

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Bering Sea, Alaska, Bay of Alaska

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Bering Sea, Alaska

(E?)(L?) https://www.google.de/maps/@60,-180,5z

Bering Sea

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McKee, Lanier

The Land of Nome

A narrative sketch of the rush to our "Bering Sea" gold-fields, the country, its mines and its people, and the history of a great conspiracy (1900-1901) (English)

(E?)(L?) https://www.nationalgeographic.com/search?q=bering

• Across the Bering Sea: From Katmai to Kamchatka
• Bering Sea Wilderness: Pribilofs, Katmai, and…
• #bering_sea — Photos — National Geographic Yo…
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• The Bering Sea, Where Humans and Nature Collide
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• Facts About The Chukchi & Bering Sea Islands |…
• On Way to New World, First Americans Made a…
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(E?)(L?) http://www.oedilf.com/db/Lim.php?Word=Bering%20Sea

Limericks on "Bering Sea"

(E?)(L1) http://www.oppisworld.de/philo/bering.html

Vitus Jonassen Bering (*1680 (Horsens, Jütland/Dänemark) - †19.12.1741 (Beringinsel))

dänischer Seefahrer und Arktisforscher, Offizier der (neu gebildeten) Marine des russischen Zaren Peter des Großen, erhielt 1724 den Auftrag, die Wasserwege zwischen Sibirien und Nordamerika zu erforschen. 1728 entdeckte er die (nach ihm benannte) Meeresstraße und bewies damit, dass Asien und Nordamerika getrennte Kontinente sind.
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(E?)(L?) http://www.wdl.org/en/search/gallery?ql=eng&s=Bering

• Bering Sea
• Coast of the Bering Sea
• View of the Bering Sea
• Bering Sea. Bird Colony
• Bogoslof Island in the Bering Sea, Alaska
• Another View of the Settlement of Nikol'skoe on Bering Island
• Kaplik Cliff. View of the Bering Sea
• Bering Sea. Hunting Bearded Seal
• The Settlement of Nikol'skoe on Bering Island (Another View is on the Last Page)
• Head of a Caught Bearded Seal. Children. Shore of the Bering Sea
• Tundra on Hall Island, Alaska, in the Bering Sea. July 14, 1899
• Fur Seals on Saint Paul Island, Alaska, in the Bering Sea. July 9, 1899
• Tundra on Hall Island, Alaska, in the Bering Sea. July 14, 1899
• Fur Seals on Saint Paul Island, Alaska, in the Bering Sea. July 9, 1899
• The First Russian Naval Voyage, Taken for the Resolution of the Geographical Question: Are Asia and America Connected? Completed in 1727, '28 and '29 under theThis Chart was Compiled on the Siberian Expedition under the Command of Navy Captain Bering from Tobolsk to the Chukotkan Corner
• Steller or Northern Sea Lions on Bogoslof Island, Bering Sea, Alaska. July 8, 1899
• A Barabara, a Traditional Aleut Dwelling, on Saint Paul Island in the Pribilof Islands, Bering Sea, Alaska. July 9, 1899
• Map of the Anadyr Estuary in the Bering Sea: From a Map by the American Engineer Bulkley in 1815, and Corrected According to the Observations of the Clipper "Gaidamak" in 1875
• Mercator Map of the Bering Sea from the Northeast Coast of Asia, Between Cape Olutor and Cape Chukotka: Taken from Captain Litke's Map, Supplemented by an Insert of the Anadyr Inlet
• Journey to the Southern Ocean and the Bering Strait in Search for the North-Eastern Sea Passage, Undertaken in 1815, 1816, 1817 and 1818 on the Ship "The Riurik" Under the Sponsorship of Rumiantsev. Parts One Through Three
• The Travels of Captain Billings across Chukotka from the Bering Strait to the Lower Kolyma Redoubt, and the Voyage of Captain Hall on the Ship Black Eagle in the North-Eastern Ocean in 1791. Includes a Glossary in Twelve Dialects of the Native People, Observations on Severe Weather at the Lower Kolyma Redoubt, and Instructions Given to Captain Billings by the State Admiralty Board
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Erstellt: 2019-08

Bering Sea Dispute (W3)

Bering Strait (W3)

U.S. History For Dummies Cheat Sheet

By Steve Wiegand

U.S. history is as complex and fascinating as the people who populate the country. A timeline of significant events in the life of the United States of America starts with hunters crossing the "Bering Strait", through the fight for independence, and to the election of 44 men to serve as president. The election of the 43rd, Barack Obama, is of historical significance in itself as he was the first African American president.
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Vitus Bering
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The "Bering Strait" and "Bering Sea" are named for him.
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The "Bering Strait" is a strait of the Pacific, which separates Russia and Alaska slightly south of the Arctic Circle at about 65° 40' N latitude. The present Russia-US east-west boundary is at 168° 58' 37" W. The Strait is named after "Vitus Bering", an explorer in the service of the Russian Empire.
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Beringa Markolo (W3)

Beringa Maro (W3)

Beringia (W3)

Limericks on Beringia

Beringo (W3)

Beringovo More (W3)

Beringovo More (sea, Pacific Ocean)

Beringstraße (W3)

Die "Beringstraße" (englisch "Bering Strait", russisch "Beringow proliw") ist eine Meerenge zwischen den Kontinenten Asien und Amerika. Die Meerenge verbindet den Arktischen Ozean mit dem Pazifik. Wie das südlich davon gelegene "Beringmeer" wurde sie nach dem Dänen "Vitus Bering" benannt, der die Meerenge 1728 als Marineoffizier in russischen Diensten durchfuhr.
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Mischen sich die verschiedenen Weltmeere untereinander?

Der Arktische Ozean, Pazifik und Atlantik sind zwar durch Kontinente getrennt, aber keineswegs voneinander abgeschottet. So strömen pazifisches bzw. atlantisches Meerwasser durch "Beringstraße" und "Framstraße" in das arktische Becken.
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COML (W3)

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Détroit de Bering (W3)

La migration vers le Nouveau Monde bloquée pendant 20000 ans

MAJ 09/11/17

Les déplacements humains de l'Asie vers l'Amérique a été interrompue durant 20000 ans au niveau du "détroit de Bering". En outre, le Nouveau Monde a été colonisé par environ 1000 à 5000 personnes - un nombre nettement plus élevé que les 100 personnes précédemment estimées.
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Water in many Languages
Wasser in vielen Sprachen

Afro-Asiatic family
language      sound             meaning
Janjero         akka                    water
Kaffa           aco                     water
Mocha           ac'o                    water
Gofa            hacca                   water
Shinasha        ac'c'o                  water
Badditu         wat'e                   water
Agaw            aq                      water
biln            ?aq                     water
Xamir           aq(w) a         drops of water
Quara           axu                     water
Avia            axu                     water
Damot           ago                     water
Hadiyya         wo?o                    water
Tamboaro        waha                    water
Sidamo          waho                    water
Iraqw           aha                     drink



Khoisan family of southern Africa
!O !Kung        kau                     rain
!Kung           k''a                    drink
!Kung           kau                     rain
!Naron          k''a                    drink
|Kam-ka         !ke k''wa               drink
|Kam-ka         !kekau                  rain
||Ng!Ke         k''a                    drink
||Ng!Ke         kau                     to rain
Batwa           k''a                    drink
|Auni           k''a                    drink
Masarwa         k''a                    drink
|Nu||en         k''a                    drink



Nilo-Saharan Family
Fur             k)I                     rain
Nyimang         kwe                     water
So              kwe?                    Water
Ik              cue                     water
Mangbetu        equo                    water
Berta           k)I                     rain, cloud
Kwama           uuku                    water
Anej            agu-d                   cloud



Indo European Family
Latin           ak(w)a                  water
Hittite         eku                     water
Luwian          aku                     water
Palaic          ahu                     drink
Italian         akkwa                   drink
Provencal       aiga                    water
Catalan         aigwa                   water
Spanish         agwa                    water
Portuguese      aqwa                    water
Rumanian        ape                     water
Sardinian       abba                    water
Germanic        ahwa                    river  old Germanic manuscripts-modern German lost root
Tocharian       yok                     drink



Eurasiatic Family
Ainu            Wakka                   water
Ainu            ku                      drink
Japanese        aka                     bilge water



Dene-Caucasian Family
Chechen         aq                      suckle
Burushaski      hagum                   wet
Newari          kwo                     river
Khaling         ku                      water
Kachin          k(h)u                   water



Indo Pacific family
Awyu            okho                    water/river
syiagha         okho                    water
Yareba          ogo                     water
Yonggom         oq                      water
Ninggirum       ok                      water



Amerind--native American
Yurok           -'k(w)                  suffix indicating movement on water
Quileute        kwaya                   water
Kwakwala        yax                     thin liquid
Bella Bella     yug(w)a         rain
Snohomish       q(w)a?                  water
Squamish        q(w)u                   water
Squamish        q(rw)et         wet
Nbisqualli      ko                      water
Nbisqualli      okokwa                  drink
Lkungen         kwa                     water
Lkungen         q(w)aq(w)a?             water
Twana           q)?                     water
Twana           yeq(rw)                 wash
Shuswap         kwo                     water
Caddo           koko                    water
Caddo           yoyakka                 drink
Wichita         kik'a                   drink



Penutian branch
Nass            ak(j)-s                 water
Twsimshian      aks                     drink
Tsimshian       yaks                    wash
Takema          ug(w)                   drink
Siuslaw         inq'aa                  river
Nez Perce       k'u                     drink
Molale          ?uquns                  water
Klamath         joq'                    wash
N. Sahaptin     -tkwa                   go in water
Wintun          wak'ai                  creek
Wintun          yuqa?                   Wash
Rumsien         uk                      drink
Yokuts          ?ukun                   drink
Lake Miwok      kiik                    water
Saclan          kiko                    water
Miwok           kiky                    water
Zuni            k'a                     water
Zuni            k'I                     become wet
Yuki            uk'                     water
Chitmacha       ?ak-                    water
Atakapa         ak                      water
Chickasaw       oka?                    Water
Hitchiti        uki                     water
Tetontepec      uu?k                    drink
Zoque           ?uhk                    drink
Yucatec         uk'                     be thirsty
Yucatec         yok-ha                  river
Kekchi          u?ka                    drink



Hokan branch
Chimariko       aqa                     water
Kashaya         ?ahq(h)a                water
Kashaya         q'o                     drink
North Pomo      ?ahk(h)a                water
North Pomo      k'o                     drink
SE Pomo         xa                      water
S. Pomo         ?ahk(h)a                water
East Pomo       xak(h)                  wet
Shasta          ?atta                   water
Washo           asa                     water
Karok           ?as                     water
Esselen         asa(-nax)               water
Chumash         aho                     water
Seri            ?ax                     water
Seri            Kiihk                   wet
Yuma            axa?                    Water
Mohave          aha                     water
Yavapai         ?aha?                   water
Diegueno        ?axa                    water
Quinigua        kwa                     water
Tonkawa         ?ax                     water
Comecrudo       ax                      water
Tequistlatec    l-axa?                  Water



Central Amerind branch
Otomi           nk'a                    wet
Cuicatec        ku?u                    drink
Tewa            pokwin                  lake
Tewa            kwan                    rain



South America Amerind - Chibchan-Paezan branch
Shiriana        koa                     drink
Chimila         uk                      drink
Binticua        agan                    drink
Allentiac       aka                     water



Andean branc Amerind
Iquito          aqua                    water
Quechua         yaku                    water
Quechua         hoq'o                   get wet
Aymara          oqo                     swallow
Mapudungu       ko                      water
Genneken        iagup                   water
Yamana          aku                     lake



Macro-Tucanoan brach
Cubeo           oko                     water
Bahukiwa        oko                     water
Bahukiwa        uku-mi                  he is drinking
Bahukiwa        okobo                   rain
Tucano          axko                    water
Erulia          oxko                    water rain
Barasano        oko                     water
Wanana          ko                      water
Yahuna          okoa                    rain
Auake           okoa                    water river



Equatorial branch
Esmeralda       kebi-axa                let's drink
Ayore           oxi?                    Drink
Kabishana       aku                     water
Amniape         aku                     water
Wayoro          uru                     water
Mekens          iki                     water
Guarani         aki                     wet
Guarani         I?u                     drink
Kamayura        ?akim                   wet
Kamayura        I?u                     drink
Quitemo         ako                     water
Uaraicu         waka                    wash
Terena          oko                     rain
Chipaya         ax                      wash
Guana           uko                     rain
Apurina         iaka                    wet
Amarakaeri      iyako                   lake



Macro-Carib branch
Witoto          hoko                    wash
Yagua           Xa                      water
Taulipang       ai?ku                   wet
Macusi          u-wuku                  my drink
Macusi          Aiku                    wet
Waiwai          woku                    drink



Macro-Panoan branch
Lule            uk                      drink
Guachi          euak                    water
Caduveo         yakip(a)                drink
Suhin           I-yoke                  drink
Mayoruna        waka                    water
Mayoruna        oakanu                  drink
Culino          Yaku                    water
Culino          waka                    river
Amahuaco        wakum                   water
Amahuaco        aiyaki                  drink
Nocoman         wakoja                  river
Huarayo         hakua                   wash
Cavinena        igi                     drink



Macro-Ge branch
Bororo          ku                      drink
Koraveka        ako                     drink
Fulnio          waka                    lake
Caraja          axu                     lake
Kamakan         kwa                     drink
Palmas          goi                     water
Apucarana       (n)goyo                 water
Delbergia       ng)yo                   water
Apinage         inko                    water river
Crengez         ko                      water
Cayapo          ngo                     water
Cayapo          ikon                    drink
Chavante        ko                      water
Cherente        ko                      water
Chicriaba       ku                      water
Aponegicran     waiko                   drink
Suya            ikone                   drink

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IHP (W3)

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Das IHP ist der Beitrag der UNESCO zur Lösung dieser Fragen. "Hydrologie" ist die "Wissenschaft vom Wasser" und seiner Verteilung in Atmosphäre und auf der Erdoberfläche - im Kontext der UNESCO werden gerade die Wechselbeziehungen mit der übrigen Umwelt und der Gesellschaft betont. Das zwischenstaatliche IHP soll die hydrologische Forschung anregen und unterstützen, helfen, Forschungsergebnisse zur Anwendung zu bringen und die Ausbildung in Hydrologie und Wasserbewirtschaftung fördern.
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The "International Shark Attack File" is a compilation of all known shark attacks that is administered by the the American Elasmobranch Society and the Florida Museum of Natural History. The American Elasmobranch Society is a professional organization comprised of international workers studying sharks, skates and rays. More than 5,000 individual investigations are currently housed in the File, covering the period from mid-1500's to present. Many of the data in the File originate from the voluntary submissions of numerous cooperating scientists who serve worldwide as regional observers. Regional observers forward investigations of attacks in their areas for integration into the File. Data submitted to the File is screened, coded and computerized. Hard copy documentation, including original notes, press clippings, photographs, audio/video tapes, and medical/autopsy reports, is permanently archived. The File is utilized by biological researchers and research physicians; access to the data is granted only after careful screening on a case-by-case basis. Direct access by the press and general public is strictly forbidden since much sensitive information is considered privileged. Requests for summary information and non-privileged data are made to the File's director.

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Lighthouse Foundation
zur Bedeutung von Meeren und Ozeanen für die globale Ökologie

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Living Lakes (W3)

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Das Projekt "Living Lakes", ein internationales Netzwerk bedeutender Seeregionen, ist vom "Global Nature Fund" ("GNF") im Jahr 1998 gestartet worden. Ziel dieser, alle Kontinente umfassenden Umweltinitiative ist der Schutz der Trinkwasserreserven unserer Erde.

Eine Untersuchung der UN besagt, dass schon heute über 1,4 Milliarden Menschen zu wenig oder schlechtes Wasser haben. Hier setzt das internationale Seennetzwerk „Living Lakes" an und zeigt Wege zum wirkungsvollen Schutz der ökologisch wertvollsten Seen unserer Welt auf.
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Die Datenerfassung basiert auf dem international standardisierten Automatic Identification System (AIS): Containerschiffe, Tankschiffe, Fischtrawler und Luxusliner; mit technischen Informationen zum Schiffstyp, zu Landesflagge, Abmessungen, Geschwindigkeit, Kurs, Tiefgang und Zielhafen. Dazu gibt es eine Bildgalerie und eine App für die Smartphone-Betriebssysteme Google Android, Apple iOS und Windows Phone.

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OBIS (W3)

13.7 million records of 80000 species from 238 databases
OBIS strives to document the oceans' diversity, distribution, and abundance of life.

What is the aim of this website?
This website provides a portal or gateway to many datasets containing information on where and when marine species have been recorded. The datasets are integrated so you can search them all seamlessly by species name, higher taxonomic level, geographic area, depth, and time; and then map and find environmental data related to the locations (see ‘What can I do with OBIS?’).

This website aims to be

• (a) authoritative, professional, and credible,
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• (c) user friendly with a logical consistent design and flow, and
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• (f) we should be easily contacted (e.g. by email, or see meetings where OBIS representatives can be met).

Please let us know how to improve by emailing OBISsupport(at)marine.rutgers.edu. We are working to make OBIS as comprehensive as possible (see “What are the limitations of data?”).
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OBIS Taxonomic Categories

Total Records in cache : 13704273
Number of Data Sources : 238

Category No. of Names Held (chiefly marine species) No. of Species with OBIS Point Data Number of Records Approx. no. of Global Species All categories 154133 list names 80282 list taxa 11494210 3.5 million? [200000+ marine] clickable map

• Vertebrates 25562 list names 21457 list taxa 6300423 40000 [14170 marine] new clickable map
• Mammals 187 list names 157 list taxa 330114 4500 [115 marine] new clickable map
• Cetaceans 134 list names 117 list taxa 175511 115 [110 marine] new clickable map
• Whales 59 list names 54 list taxa 116361 72 [72 marine] new clickable map
• Porpoises 9 list names 8 list taxa 24168 6 [6 marine] new clickable map
• Dolphins, small toothed whales 66 list names 55 list taxa 34982 37 [32 marine] new clickable map
• Seals, sea lions, walruses 45 list names 35 list taxa 152479 33 [33 marine] new clickable map
• Dugongs, manatees 6 list names 3 list taxa 45 5 [5 marine] new clickable map
• Sea otters 2 list names 2 list taxa 2079 1 [1 marine] new clickable map
• Birds 899 list names 747 list taxa 785339 9000 [292 marine] new clickable map
• Reptiles 57 list names 52 list taxa 22282 6000 [61 marine] new clickable map
• Crocodiles 3 list names 2 list taxa 9 ?? [1 marine] new clickable map
• Snakes 33 list names 33 list taxa 46 ?? [52 marine] new clickable map
• Iguanas 1 list names 0 0 700 [1 marine]
• Turtles 20 list names 17 list taxa 22227 200 [7 marine] new clickable map
• Amphibians 85 list names 1 list taxa 1 2500 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Fishes 24334 list names 20500 list taxa 5162687 27000 [13713 marine] new clickable map
• Ray-finned fishes 22667 list names 19064 list taxa 4827553 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Lobe-finned fishes (coelacanths, lungfishes) 5 list names 3 list taxa 141 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Sharks, rays and chimaeras 1555 list names 1344 list taxa 329760 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Lampreys, hagfishes 107 list names 89 list taxa 5233 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Lancelets 18 list names 12 list taxa 3221 20 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Tunicates 842 list names 583 list taxa 61505 1286 [1286 marine] new clickable map
• Larvaceans 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Salps 44 list names 37 list taxa 3255 30 [30 marine] new clickable map
• Sea squirts (ascidians) 752 list names 500 list taxa 47070 1200 [1200 marine] new clickable map
• Appendicularians 46 list names 46 list taxa 11180 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Echinoderms 2431 list names 1898 list taxa 108903 6199 [6199 marine] new clickable map
• Ophiuroids (brittle, basket stars) 689 list names 541 list taxa 39103 2230 [2230 marine] new clickable map
• Sea stars 680 list names 506 list taxa 37336 1300 [1300 marine] new clickable map
• Crinoids 61 list names 53 list taxa 4122 618 [618 marine] new clickable map
• Echinoids 291 list names 223 list taxa 18968 903 [903 marine] new clickable map
• Arrow worms (chaetognaths) 190 list names 108 list taxa 58507 105 [105 marine] new clickable map
• Entoprocts 23 list names 13 list taxa 234 151 [151 marine] new clickable map
• Brachiopods 165 list names 118 list taxa 3108 239 [239 marine] new clickable map
• Bryozoans 1832 list names 1272 list taxa 51230 6000 [6000 marine] new clickable map
• Phoronids 19 list names 13 list taxa 3661 10 [10 marine] new clickable map
• Pentastomids 0 0 0 90 [3 marine]
• Arthropods 30561 list names 12734 list taxa 1793626 800000 [33961 marine] new clickable map
• Crustaceans 29258 list names 12466 list taxa 1788899 39000 [30465 marine] new clickable map
• Malacostracan crustaceans 22052 list names 9429 list taxa 483292 23000 [18931 marine] new clickable map
• Decapods (shrimp, lobsters, crabs) 5743 list names 3781 list taxa 193592 10000 [8227 marine] new clickable map
• Euphausiids (krill) 140 list names 131 list taxa 88176 85 [85 marine] new clickable map
• Amphipods 3723 list names 2393 list taxa 110310 60000 [4172 marine] new clickable map
• Isopods 10012 list names 1834 list taxa 38901 4200 [4200 marine] new clickable map
• Tanaidacean crustaceans 691 list names 300 list taxa 6815 ?? [372 marine] new clickable map
• Thermosbaenacean crustaceans 0 0 0 9 [4 marine]
• Spelaeogriphacean crustaceans 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Cumaceans 635 list names 468 list taxa 22245 ?? [800 marine] new clickable map
• Mysids 943 list names 390 list taxa 22253 709 [709 marine] new clickable map
• Mantis shrimps 141 list names 112 list taxa 462 344 [344 marine] new clickable map
• Leptostracan crustaceans 23 list names 19 list taxa 537 12 [12 marine] new clickable map
• Amphionid crustaceans 0 0 0 1 [1 marine]
• Barnacles 578 list names 371 list taxa 26961 1025 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Branchyuran crustaceans 33 list names 11 list taxa 18 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Copepods 4849 list names 2012 list taxa 1228421 8400 [7353 marine] new clickable map
• Ostracods 1205 list names 507 list taxa 18445 5650 [3150 marine] new clickable map
• Branchiopods (fairy shrimps etc.) 524 list names 121 list taxa 31687 820 [6 marine] new clickable map
• Remipedian crustaceans 0 0 0 1 [1 marine]
• Cephalocarid crustaceans 5 list names 3 list taxa 31 9 [9 marine] new clickable map
• Chelicerates 1303 list names 268 list taxa 4727 30000 [976 marine] new clickable map
• Sea spiders 1298 list names 264 list taxa 4676 972 [972 marine] new clickable map
• Horseshoe crabs 5 list names 4 list taxa 51 4 [4 marine] new clickable map
• Onychophorans 0 0 0 80 [?? marine]
• Tardigrades 207 list names 35 list taxa 111 400 [98 marine] new clickable map
• Pogonophorans 155 list names 46 list taxa 340 150 [110 marine] new clickable map
• Annelids 7470 list names 5128 list taxa 458304 11500 [8192 marine] new clickable map
• Leeches 184 list names 60 list taxa 160 500 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Oligochaetes 590 list names 189 list taxa 11812 3000 [611 marine] new clickable map
• Polychaetes 6696 list names 4879 list taxa 446332 8000 [7365 marine] new clickable map
• Echiurans 204 list names 79 list taxa 361 137 [137 marine] new clickable map
• Mollusks 23410 list names 15324 list taxa 852212 100000 [32909 marine] new clickable map
• Monoplacophora 2 list names 0 0 11 [11 marine]
• Aplacophora 80 list names 25 list taxa 2054 264 [264 marine] new clickable map
• Chitons 367 list names 240 list taxa 6008 500 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Gastropods 16484 list names 10574 list taxa 282953 75000 [25000 marine] new clickable map
• Bivalves 5056 list names 3505 list taxa 176549 20000 [5824 marine] new clickable map
• Scaphopods 319 list names 178 list taxa 3670 350 [350 marine] new clickable map
• Cephalopods 1102 list names 802 list taxa 380978 786 [786 marine] new clickable map
• Nautiluses 7 list names 4 list taxa 38 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Squids 570 list names 426 list taxa 366188 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Octopuses 376 list names 253 list taxa 4423 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Cuttlefishes 146 list names 117 list taxa 10327 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Sipunculans 242 list names 158 list taxa 6706 898 [898 marine] new clickable map
• Priapulids 20 list names 7 list taxa 2060 17 [17 marine] new clickable map
• Kinorhynchs 126 list names 10 list taxa 20 120 [86 marine] new clickable map
• Loriciferans 11 list names 7 list taxa 14 10 [10 marine] new clickable map
• Acanthocephalans 981 list names 48 list taxa 118 700 [217 marine] new clickable map
• Rotifers 1093 list names 92 list taxa 790 1700 [164 marine] new clickable map
• Cycliophorans 1 list names 1 list taxa 8 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Hairworms 17 list names 1 list taxa 3 80 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Nematodes 4836 list names 2395 list taxa 15119 12000 [4220 marine] new clickable map
• Gastrotrichs 718 list names 171 list taxa 505 200 [241 marine] new clickable map
• Mesozoans 111 list names 1 list taxa 2 50 [35 marine] new clickable map
• Gnathostomulids 98 list names 12 list taxa 26 50 [50 marine] new clickable map
• Nemerteans 327 list names 161 list taxa 4705 787 [787 marine] new clickable map
• Flatworms 0 0 0 5600 [6795 marine]
• Comb jellies 170 list names 20 list taxa 2661 80 [80 marine] new clickable map
• Cnidarians (sea anemones, corals, hydrozoans, jellyfishes) 9515 list names 7066 list taxa 293954 9400 [7598 marine] new clickable map
• Anthozoans (sea anemones, corals, soft corals, etc.) 6650 list names 5633 list taxa 210924 6500 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Hexacorals (sea anemones, stony corals, black corals) 5970 list names 5255 list taxa 197973 2187 [2187 marine] new clickable map
• Sea anemones 2732 list names 2490 list taxa 45860 1000 [1000 marine] new clickable map
• Stony corals 2969 list names 2644 list taxa 151448 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Black corals 268 list names 120 list taxa 664 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Octocorals (soft corals, sea pens and allies) 679 list names 377 list taxa 12950 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Soft corals 67 list names 44 list taxa 6740 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Sea fans, sea whips 356 list names 241 list taxa 1609 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Blue corals 7 list names 2 list taxa 19 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Organ-pipe corals 3 list names 2 list taxa 22 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Sea pens 246 list names 88 list taxa 4560 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Scyphozoan jellyfishes 201 list names 94 list taxa 2225 250 [250 marine] new clickable map
• Box jellies 13 list names 10 list taxa 62 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Hydrozoans 2651 list names 1329 list taxa 80743 3000 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Placozoans 1 list names 0 0 1 [1 marine]
• Sponges 2081 list names 817 list taxa 40112 5000 [5000 marine] new clickable map
• Angiosperms 61 list names 24 list taxa 1190 230000 [50 marine] new clickable map
• Seagrasses 61 list names 24 list taxa 1190 50 [50 marine] new clickable map
• Gymnosperms 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Ferns and allies 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Bryophytes 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Charophytes 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Macroalgae (seaweeds) 12940 list names 3905 list taxa 211679 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Green algae (green seaweeds) 2825 list names 855 list taxa 26900 6000 [1104 marine] new clickable map
• Brown algae (brown seaweeds) 2584 list names 783 list taxa 60694 1000 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Red algae (red seaweeds) 7531 list names 2267 list taxa 124085 2500 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Microalgae (pigmented protists) 22685 list names 5125 list taxa 1142773 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Dinoflagellates 1867 list names 1096 list taxa 358711 2500 [2000 marine] new clickable map
• Euglenoids 608 list names 133 list taxa 1155 450 [10 marine] new clickable map
• Chrysophytes 757 list names 57 list taxa 27296 ?? [62 marine] new clickable map
• Glaucophytes 11 list names 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Raphidophytes 5 list names 0 0 ?? [5 marine]
• Diatoms 10837 list names 3305 list taxa 732545 10000 [8000 marine] new clickable map
• Eustigmatophytes 3 list names 0 0 ?? [3 marine]
• Xanthophytes 214 list names 22 list taxa 259 ?? [100 marine] new clickable map
• Prymnesiophytes 171 list names 52 list taxa 7157 ?? [500 marine] new clickable map
• Cryptomonads 92 list names 25 list taxa 758 ?? [28 marine] new clickable map
• Unicellular green microalgae 4211 list names 145 list taxa 5187 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Microalgae - unassigned 3909 list names 290 list taxa 9705 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Protozoans (colourless protists) 2600 list names 962 list taxa 66866 32000 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Choanoflagellates 50 list names 21 list taxa 317 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Amoeboid protozoa 1807 list names 585 list taxa 55383 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Amoebae 86 list names 14 list taxa 28 ?? [19 marine] new clickable map
• Foraminifera 1720 list names 570 list taxa 55333 4000 [4000 marine] new clickable map
• Kinetoplastid protozoans 19 list names 3 list taxa 29 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Ebridians 6 list names 2 list taxa 367 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Ciliates 625 list names 327 list taxa 10448 7200 [1667 marine] new clickable map
• Apicomplexa (protozoans) 0 0 0 ?? [866 marine]
• Bicosoecids (protozoans) 2 list names 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Protozoa - unassigned 91 list names 24 list taxa 322 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Fungi 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Bacteria (including Cyanobacteria) 113 list names 104 list taxa 7982 ?? [?? marine] new clickable map
• Green nonsulfur bacteria 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Gram positive bacteria 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Purple bacteria 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Cyanobacteria 95 list names 87 list taxa 7487 1500 [?? marine] new clickable map
• Flavobacteria 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Archaea 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Halophiles 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Methanophiles 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Thermophiles 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• Viruses 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]
• unassigned 0 0 0 ?? [?? marine]

oceansatlas
UN Atlas of the Oceans

omniglot
Maritime Signal Flags

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These flags are used at sea for communication between ships. They can spell out short messages and individual flags and various combinations of flags also have special meanings. On ceremonial and festive occasions the signal flags are used to 'dress' (decorate) ships.

This signalling system was drafted in 1855 and published in 1857, and was gradually adopted by most seafaring countries. It was revised in 1932.
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openportguide
Open Port Guide

OpenPortGuide, the free sailing information wiki that anyone can edit.

• A portpilot from sailors for sailors absolutely for free.
• Everybody is able to create, extend and to rate habours/anchorages in a simple and uncomplicated way by forms.
• Worldwide and multilingual.
• Extensive 8-day weather forcast for each habour/anchorage.
• Direct links to serveral maps, satellite images, fotos and more via geohack.
• Forum to exchange information, discuss and help other users.
• A discussion page for each habour/ancorage.
• Every registered user can create his own user page.

submarinecablemap.com
Submarine Cable Map

The Submarine Cable Map is a free and regularly updated resource from TeleGeography.

Got a question about how we make this map? Or about how submarine cables work? Look no further.

Submarine Cables

• ACS Alaska-Oregon Network (AKORN)
• Aden-Djibouti
• Adria-1
• AEConnect (AEC)
• Africa Coast to Europe (ACE)
• Africa-1
• Alaska United East
• Alaska United Southeast
• Alaska United Turnagain Arm (AUTA)
• Alaska United West
• ALBA-1
• Aletar
• Alonso de Ojeda
• ALPAL-2
• America Movil Submarine Cable System-1 (AMX-1)
• American Samoa-Hawaii (ASH)
• Americas-I North
• Americas-II
• Amerigo Vespucci
• Antillas 1
• APCN-2
• Aphrodite 2
• Apollo
• Aqualink
• ARBR
• ARCOS
• ARSAT Submarine Fiber Optic Cable
• Asia Africa Europe-1 (AAE-1)
• Asia Pacific Gateway (APG)
• Asia Submarine-cable Express (ASE)/Cahaya Malaysia
• Asia-America Gateway (AAG) Cable System
• Atisa
• Atlantic Crossing-1 (AC-1)
• Atlantis-2
• Atlas Offshore
• Australia West Express (AWE)
• Australia-Japan Cable (AJC)
• Australia-Papua New Guinea-2 (APNG-2)
• Australia-Singapore Cable (ASC)
• Avassa
• Azores Fiber Optic System (AFOS)
• Bahamas 2
• Bahamas Domestic Submarine Network (BDSNi)
• Bahamas Internet Cable System (BICS)
• Balalink
• Baltic Sea Submarine Cable
• Baltica
• BARSAV
• Bass Strait-1
• Bass Strait-2
• Basslink
• Batam Dumai Melaka (BDM) Cable System
• Batam Singapore Cable System (BSCS)
• Batam-Rengit Cable System (BRCS)
• Bay of Bengal Gateway (BBG)
• BCS East
• BCS East-West Interlink
• BCS North - Phase 1
• BCS North - Phase 2
• BERYTAR
• Bharat Lanka Cable System
• Bicentenario
• Boracay-Palawan Submarine Cable System
• Botnia
• Brazilian Festoon
• BRUSA
• BT Highlands and Islands Submarine Cable System
• BT-MT-1
• BUGIO
• C-Lion1
• CADMOS
• CAM Ring
• Canalink
• CANTAT-3
• Caribbean-Bermuda U.S. (CBUS)
• Caucasus Cable System
• Cayman-Jamaica Fiber System
• Ceiba-1
• Ceiba-2
• Celtic
• CeltixConnect
• Challenger Bermuda-1 (CB-1)
• Channel Islands-9 Liberty Submarine Cable
• Circe North
• Circe South
• Colombia-Florida Subsea Fiber (CFX-1)
• Columbus-II b
• Columbus-III
• Comoros Domestic Cable System
• Concerto
• Corse-Continent 4 (CC4)
• Corse-Continent 5 (CC5)
• Cross Straits Cable Network
• Danica North
• DANICE
• Denmark-Norway 5
• Denmark-Norway 6
• Denmark-Poland 2
• Denmark-Sweden 15
• Denmark-Sweden 16
• Denmark-Sweden 17
• Denmark-Sweden 18
• Dhiraagu Cable Network
• Dhiraagu-SLT Submarine Cable Network
• Didon
• Djibouti Africa Regional Express (DARE)
• Dumai-Melaka Cable System
• E-LLAN
• EAC-C2C
• East-West
• East-West Submarine Cable System
• Eastern Africa Submarine System (EASSy)
• Eastern Caribbean Fiber System (ECFS)
• ECLink
• Elektra-GlobalConnect 1 (GC1)
• EllaLink
• Emerald Bridge Fibres
• ESAT-1
• ESAT-2
• Estepona-Tetouan
• Europe India Gateway (EIG)
• FALCON
• Far East Submarine Cable System
• FARICE-1
• Farland North
• FASTER
• Fehmarn Bält
• Fiber Optic Gulf (FOG)
• Fibralink
• Finland Estonia Connection (FEC)
• Finland-Estonia 2 (EESF-2)
• Finland-Estonia 3 (EESF-3)
• FLAG Atlantic-1 (FA-1)
• FLAG Europe-Asia (FEA)
• FLAG North Asia Loop/REACH North Asia Loop
• Flores-Corvo Cable System
• FOS Quellon-Chacabuco
• Gemini Bermuda
• Geo-Eirgrid
• Georgia-Russia
• Germany-Denmark 2
• Germany-Denmark 3
• Glo-1
• Global Caribbean Network (GCN)
• GlobalConnect 2 (GC2)
• GlobalConnect 3 (GC3)
• GlobalConnect-KPN
• GlobeNet
• GO-1 Mediterranean Cable System
• Gondwana-1
• Greece-Western Europe Network (GWEN)
• Greenland Connect
• Greenland Connect North
• GTT Atlantic
• GTT Express
• Guam Okinawa Kyushu Incheon (GOKI)
• Guernsey-Jersey-4
• Gulf Bridge International Cable System (GBICS)/Middle East North Africa (MENA) Cable System
• Gulf2Africa (G2A)
• HANNIBAL System
• HANTRU1 Cable System
• Hawaiki
• Hawk
• HICS (Hawaii Inter-Island Cable System)
• HIFN (Hawaii Island Fibre Network)
• High-capacity Undersea Guernsey Optical-fibre (HUGO)
• Hokkaido-Sakhalin Cable System (HSCS)
• Hong Kong-Guam (HK-G)
• Honotua
• i2i Cable Network (i2icn)
• IMEWE
• INDIGO-Central
• INDIGO-West
• Indonesia Global Gateway (IGG) System
• INGRID
• Interchange Cable Network 1 (ICN1)
• IOX Cable System
• IP-Only Denmark-Sweden
• Ireland-France Cable-1 (IFC-1)
• Isles of Scilly Cable
• Italy-Albania
• Italy-Croatia
• Italy-Greece 1
• Italy-Libya
• Italy-Malta
• Italy-Monaco
• JaKa2LaDeMa
• JAKABARE
• Jakarta-Bangka-Bintan-Batam-Singapore (B3JS)
• Jambi-Batam Cable System (JIBA)
• Janna
• Japan-U.S. Cable Network (JUS)
• JASUKA
• Jerry Newton
• Jonah
• Junior
• Kattegat 1
• Kattegat 2
• Kerch Strait Cable
• Kodiak Kenai Fiber Link (KKFL)
• Korea-Japan Cable Network (KJCN)
• Kuwait-Iran
• Labuan-Brunei Submarine Cable
• Lanis-1
• Lanis-2
• Lanis-3
• Latvia-Sweden 1 (LV-SE 1)
• Lev Submarine System
• LFON (Libyan Fiber Optic Network)
• Libreville-Port Gentil Cable
• Liquid Sea
• Lower Indian Ocean Network (LION)
• Lower Indian Ocean Network 2 (LION2)
• Luwuk Tutuyan Cable System (LTCS)
• Lynn Canal Fiber
• Main One
• Malaysia-Cambodia-Thailand (MCT) Cable
• MAREA
• Mariana-Guam Cable
• Mataram Kupang Cable System (MKCS)
• Matrix Cable System
• Maya-1
• Med Cable Network
• MedNautilus Submarine System
• Melita 1
• Mid-Atlantic Crossing (MAC)
• Middle East North Africa (MENA) Cable System/Gulf Bridge International
• Midgardsormen
• Monet
• Moratelindo International Cable System-1 (MIC-1)
• Myanmar-Thailand Interconnect Cable (MYTHIC)
• New Cross Pacific (NCP) Cable System
• Nigeria Cameroon Submarine Cable System (NCSCS)
• North West Cable System
• Northern Lights
• NorthStar
• OMRAN/EPEG Cable System
• Ooredoo Maldives Domestic Submarine Cable System
• Oran-Valencia (ORVAL)
• Pacific Caribbean Cable System (PCCS)
• Pacific Crossing-1 (PC-1)
• Pacific Light Cable Network (PLCN)
• Palawa-Iloilo Cable System
• Pan American (PAN-AM)
• Pan European Crossing (UK-Belgium)
• Pan European Crossing (UK-Ireland)
• Pan-American Crossing (PAC)
• PENBAL-5
• Pencan-6
• Pencan-7
• Pencan-8
• Pencan-9
• Persona
• PGASCOM
• Picot-1
• PIPE Pacific Cable-1 (PPC-1)
• Pishgaman Oman Iran (POI) Network
• PLDT Domestic Fiber Optic Network (DFON)
• PNG LNG
• PNG National Submarine Fibre Cable Network
• POSEIDON
• Qatar-U.A.E. Submarine Cable System
• Quintillion Subsea Cable Network
• Russia-Japan Cable Network (RJCN)
• S-U-B Cable System
• Saba, Statia Cable System (SSCS)
• SAFE
• Saint Maarten Puerto Rico Network One (SMPR-1)
• Samoa-American Samoa (SAS)
• San Andres Isla Tolu Submarine Cable (SAIT)
• SAT-3/WASC
• Saudi Arabia-Sudan-1 (SAS-1)
• Saudi Arabia-Sudan-2 (SAS-2)
• Scandinavian Ring North
• Scandinavian Ring South
• Scotland-Northern Ireland 1
• Scotland-Northern Ireland 2
• SEA Cable Exchange-1 (SEAX-1)
• SEA-US
• Seabras-1
• SEACOM/Tata TGN-Eurasia
• SeaMeWe-3
• SeaMeWe-4
• SeaMeWe-5
• Segunda FOS Canal de Chacao
• Seychelles to East Africa System (SEAS)
• SHEFA-2
• Silk Route Gateway (SRG-1)
• Silphium
• Sirius North
• Sirius South
• Sistem Kabel Rakyat 1Malaysia (SKR1M)
• Skagerrak 4
• SMPCS Packet-1
• SMPCS Packet-2
• Solas
• Solomons Oceanic Cable Network
• South America Pacific Link (SAPL)
• South America-1 (SAm-1)
• South American Crossing (SAC)/Latin American Nautilus (LAN)
• South Atlantic Cable System (SACS)
• South Atlantic Inter Link (SAIL)
• Southeast Asia Japan Cable (SJC)
• Southern Caribbean Fiber
• Southern Cross Cable Network (SCCN)
• St. Thomas-St. Croix System
• Strategic Evolution Underwater Link (SEUL)
• Subcan Link 1
• Subcan Link 2
• Sumatera Bangka Cable System (SBCS)
• Suriname-Guyana Submarine Cable System (SG-SCS)
• Svalbard Undersea Cable System
• Swansea-Brean
• Sweden-Estonia (EE-S 1)
• Sweden-Finland 4 (SFS-4)
• Sweden-Finland 6
• Sweden-Finland Link (SFL)
• Sweden-Latvia
• Taba-Aqaba
• Taino-Carib
• Taiwan Strait Express-1 (TSE)-1
• Tamares North
• Tampnet Offshore FOC Network
• Tangerine
• Tannat
• Tarakan Selor Cable System (TSCS)
• Tasman Global Access (TGA) Cable
• Tasman-2
• TAT-14
• Tata TGN-Atlantic
• Tata TGN-Gulf
• Tata TGN-Intra Asia (TGN-IA)
• Tata TGN-Pacific
• Tata TGN-Tata Indicom
• Tata TGN-Western Europe
• TE North/TGN-Eurasia/SEACOM/Alexandros
• Telstra Endeavour
• TERRA SW
• Thailand-Indonesia-Singapore (TIS)
• The East African Marine System (TEAMS)
• Tobrok-Emasaed Cable System
• Tonga Cable
• Trans-Pacific Express (TPE) Cable System
• TRANSCAN-3
• Transworld (TW1)
• Trapani-Kelibia
• Trident Subsea Cable
• TT-1
• Tui-Samoa
• Turcyos-1
• Turcyos-2
• UAE-Iran
• UGARIT
• UK-Channel Islands-7
• UK-Channel Islands-8
• UK-Netherlands 14
• Ulysses
• Unisur
• Unity/EAC-Pacific
• Vodafone Malta-Sicily Cable System (VMSCS)
• WARF Submarine Cable
• West African Cable System (WACS)
• XL Bali Lombok Submarine Cable System
• Yellow

Weltwassertag (W3)

wikipedia
List of islands

This is a list of islands in the world grouped by oceans and by continents. For rank-order lists, see the other lists below.

Contents

• 1 List of islands by continent
• 2 List of islands by ocean, sea, lake or river
• 3 Islands by Country
• 3.1 Africa
• 3.2 Asia
• 3.3 Europe
• 3.4 North America
• 3.5 South America
• 3.6 Oceania
• 4 List of ancient islands
• 5 Other lists of islands
• 6 References

List of islands by continent:
Africa | Antarctica and Southern Ocean | Australia | Asia | Europe | European islands by area | European islands by population | North America | Central America | South America

List of islands by ocean, sea, lake or river
Adriatic Sea | Aegean Sea | Arctic Ocean | Atlantic Ocean | Baltic Sea | Black Sea | Caribbean Sea | Danube River | East China Sea | Great Lakes (North America) | Indian Ocean | Ionian Sea | Irish Sea | Mediterranean Sea | Pacific Ocean | Persian Gulf | Sea of Crete | Sea of Marmara | South China Sea | Southern Ocean | Tyrrhenian Sea | Great Salt Lake

Islands by Country

Africa:
Algeria | Angola | Benin | Cameroon | Cape Verde | Comoros | Côte d’Ivoire | Democratic Republic of the Congo | Djibouti | Egypt | Equatorial Guinea | Eritrea | Gabon | Gambia | Ghana | Guinea | Guinea-Bissau | Kenya | Morocco | Mozambique | Namibia | Nigeria | Republic of the Congo | São Tomé and Príncipe | Senegal | Seychelles | Sierra Leone | Somalia | South Africa | Sudan | Tanzania | Togo | Tunisia | Western Sahara

Asia:
Bangladesh | Cambodia | China | Hong Kong | India | Indonesia | Iran | Japan | Korea (South) | Kuwait | Malaysia | Maldives | Myanmar | Pakistan | Philippines | Singapore | Sri Lanka | Republic of China(Taiwan)[1] | Thailand | Vietnam

Europe:
Albania | Bulgaria | Croatia | Cyprus | Denmark | Estonia | Finland | France | Germany | Greece | Hungary | Iceland | Ireland | Italy | Macedonia | Malta | Montenegro | Netherlands | Norway | Poland | Portugal | Romania | Russia | Slovakia | Spain | Sweden | Switzerland | Turkey | United Kingdom | Guernsey | Isle of Man | Jersey | Scotland

North America:
Belize | Canada | Ontario | Prince Edward Island | Costa Rica | El Salvador | Guatemala | Honduras | Mexico | Nicaragua | Panama Puerto Rico | United States | United States, by area

South America:
Islands of Argentina | Islands of Bolivia | Islands of Brazil | Islands of Chile | Islands of Colombia | Islands of Ecuador | Islands of French Guiana | Islands of Guyana | Islands of Paraguay | Islands of Peru | Islands of Suriname | | Islands of Venezuela

Oceania:
Australia | New Zealand | Kiribati | New Caledonia

List of ancient islands:

• The majority of the Alphonse Atoll, Seychelles
• The ancient volcanic island of Cargados Carajos, which sank to a coral atoll
• Emperor Seamounts (?) [Pacific, extension of Hawaiian Islands)
• Ile Du Sud- African Banks (in the Amirantes)
• Majority of the Great Chagos Bank
• Intermontane Islands, Pacific
• Insular Islands, Pacific
• Nazareth
• Owen Bank, Chagos Arch., submerged atoll
• Owen Bank, Seychelles (not to be confused with Chagos atoll)
• Saya de Malha, Formerly largest Mascarene Island
• Majority of granitic Seychelles, which were remnants of India splitting from Africa.
• Soudan, Mascarenes
• Thorpe Bank, Seychelles
• Topaze Bank, Seychelles
• Unnamed bank just south of Madagascar was once a large tropical island
• Island of the Batavians in the Netherlands. It used to be an island in the Rhine delta between the rivers Waal and Rhine. The island disappeared due to silting up of the Rhine, floods and the building of dikes, canals and dams for irrigation. Cities in the area that used to be the island are (most of) Rotterdam, The Hague, (half of) Leiden, Gouda, Nieuwegein, Tiel, (part of) Arnhem, (part of) Nijmegen.

Other lists of islands

• List of islands by name
• List of islands by population
• List of islands by population density
• List of islands by area
• List of islands by highest point
• List of islands in lakes
• List of islands of the European Union
• List of divided islands
• List of artificial islands
• List of islands named after people
• List of archipelagos
• Phantom island - list of phantom islands

wikipedia
List of islands named after people

This list is incomplete; you can help by expanding it.
This is a list of some of the islands known to be named after individual people. It details the name of the island, its location and eponym.

• Alejandro Selkirk Island, Chile - Alexander Selkirk
• Alexander Island, Antarctica - Alexander I of Russia
• Annenkov Island - Mikhail Annenkov
• Axel Heiberg Island, Canada - named after Norwegian brewer an exploration sponsor
• Balls Pyramid - Lieutenant Henry Ball
• Banks Island, Canada - Joseph Banks
• Bathurst Island, Canada - Henry Bathurst, 3rd Earl Bathurst
• Beauchene Island - Jacques Gouin de Beauchene
• Bellingshausen Island - Fabian von Bellingshausen
• Berkner Island, Antarctica - Lloyd Berkner
• Block Island, Rhode Island, United States - Adriaen Block
• Bougainville, Papua New Guinea - Louis Antoine de Bougainville
• Bouvet Island, Norway - Jean-Baptiste Charles Bouvet de Lozier
• Bristol Island - Augustus Hervey, 3rd Earl of Bristol.
• Burnaby Island, Canada - Robert Burnaby
• Bylot Island, Canada - Robert Bylot
• Charles Alexander Island, Russia - Charles Alexander
• Cheeseman Island - TF Cheeseman
• Clerke Rocks - Charles Clerke
• Cook Island - James Cook
• Cooper Island - Robert Palliser Cooper
• Cornwallis Island, Canada - William Cornwallis
• Island Davaar - St Barr
• D'Oyly Carte Island, England, United Kingdom - Richard D'Oyly Carte
• Dawson Island, Chile - See Dawson (surname)
• Diego Garcia
• Diego Ramírez Islands, Chile - Diego Ramírez
• Dirk Hartog Island - Dirk Hartog
• Drake's Island, England, United Kingdom - Francis Drake
• Edgeøya, Svalbard, Norway - Thomas Edge
• Eilean Chaluim Chille, Scotland - Saint Columba
• Eilean Donan, Scotland - Saint Donan
• Ellesmere Island, Canada - Francis Egerton, 1st Earl of Ellesmere
• Ellis Island, New York, United States - Samuel Ellis (colonial New Yorker)
• Ernst Thälmann Island, Cuba - Ernst Thälmann
• Fisher Island, Florida, United States - Carl G. Fisher
• Flinders Island - Matthew Flinders
• Graham Bell Island, Russia, Alexander Graham Bell
• Host, Croatia - William Hoste
• Inchcolm, Scotland - Saint Columba
• Inch Kenneth, Scotland - Saint Kenneth
• Inchmarnock, Scotland - St Mearnag
• Inchmurrin, Scotland - St Meadhran/Mirren
• Innis Chonan, Scotland - Saint Conan
• Isle Martin, Scotland - Saint Martin
• Jan Mayen Island, Norway - Jan Jacobs May van Schellinkhout
• Jackson Island, Russia - Frederick George Jackson
• Keppel Island - Admiral Augustus Keppel
• Kerguelen - Yves-Joseph de Kerguelen de Trémarec
• Kermadec Islands - Jean-Michel Huon de Kermadec
• King William Island, Canada - William IV of the United Kingdom
• Krusenstern Island - Adam Johann von Krusenstern
• Kupriyanov Islands - Ivan Kupriyanov
• Lady Julia Percy Island - Lady Julia Helen Percy
• Little Wellington Island, Chile - Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• Lord Howe Island - Richard Howe, 1st Earl Howe
• Mackenzie King Island, Canada - William Lyon Mackenzie King
• Mauritius, Indian Ocean - Maurice of Nassau
• McNish Island - Harry McNish
• Moresby Island, Canada - Fairfax Moresby
• Nansen Island, Russia - Fridtjof Nansen
• North Rona, Scotland - Saint Ronan
• Ogasawara Islands, Japan - Ogasawara Sadayori
• Pickersgill Islands - Richard Pickersgill
• Pitt Island - William Pitt, 1st Earl of Chatham
• Prince of Wales Island - Alaska, United States; Canada; Queensland, Australia
• Prince Charles Island, Canada - Charles, Prince of Wales
• Prince Edward Island, Canada - Prince Edward Augustus, Duke of Kent and Strathearn, father of Queen Victoria
• Rikers Island, New York, United States - Abraham Rycken (Dutch settler)
• Robinson Island, Chile - Robinson Crusoe (fictional character)
• Robinson Island, Hong Kong - Sir Hercules Robinson, former Governor of Hong Kong
• Roosevelt Island, Antarctica - Franklin D. Roosevelt
• Roosevelt Island, New York , United States - Franklin D. Roosevelt
• Rudolf Island, Russia - Rudolf, Crown Prince of Austria
• St. Michael's Isle, Isle of Man - Saint Michael
• St Ninian's Isle, Scotland - Saint Ninian
• St Patrick's Isle, Isle of Man - Saint Patrick
• St Serf's Inch, Scotland - Saint Serf
• Solander Islands - Solander Islands
• Sweyn Holm, Scotland, - Sweyn Asleifsson
• Tanner Island - William G. Tanner
• Traversay Islands - Jean-Baptiste Prevost de Sansac, Marquis de Traversay
• Tristan da Cunha - Tristão da Cunha
• U Thant Island, New York, United States - U Thant
• Vancouver Island, Canada - George Vancouver
• Victoria Island, Canada - Queen Victoria
• Weddell Island - James Weddell
• Wellington Island, Chile - Arthur Wellesley, 1st Duke of Wellington
• Zavodovski Island - Lieutenant Ivan Zavodovski

Former:

• Bedloe's Island, New York, United States - Isaack Bedloo (merchant) - now Liberty Island
• Blackwell's Island, New York, United States - Robert Blackwell - now Roosevelt Island
• Prince of Wales Island, Malaysia - George IV, Prince of Wales - now Penang Island

See also

• List of places named after people

wikipedia
List of river name etymologies

This page lists the various etymologies (origins) of the names of rivers around the world.

Contents

• 1 Africa
• 2 Antarctica
• 3 Asia
• 4 Australasia
• 5 Europe
• 6 North America
• 7 South America
• 8 See also
• 9 References
• 10 Bibliography

worldoceanreview
World Ocean Review

Der „World Ocean Review” erscheint 2010 das erste Mal und soll in Zukunft in regelmäßigen Abständen herausgegeben werden. Entstanden ist ein umfassender und profunder Bericht, der den Zustand der Weltmeere und die Wirkungszusammenhänge zwischen dem Ozean und ökologischen, ökonomischen und gesellschaftspolitischen Bedingungen aufzeigt. Die wissenschaftlich gesicherten Erkenntnisse sollen all denen dienen, die sich aktiv und fundiert an den aktuellen Diskussionen im Umfeld der Meeresforschung beteiligen möchten.

• Klimasystem: Klimasystem der Erde | Große Meeresströmungen
• Meer und Chemie: Kohlendioxidspeicher | Ozeanversauerung | Sauerstoff | Methanhydrate
• Küsten: Gefahr durch Meeresspiegelanstieg | Veränderung der Küsten | Lebensraum Küste
• Verschmutzung: Überdüngung | Organische Schadstoffe | Müll | Öl
• Ökosystem: Systeme im Stress | Gestörter Planktonkreislauf | Arteneinschleppung | Biologische Vielfalt
• Fischerei: Stand der Meeresfischerei | Ursachen der Überfischung | Fischereimanagement | Nachhaltige Fischerei
• Energie: Fossile Brennstoffe | Mineralische Rohstoffe | Hoffnungsträger Methandhydrat | Regenerative Energien
• Transport: Der Weltseeverkehr | Piraterie und Terrorismus
• Medizin: Wirkstofflieferanten | Meerestiere als Modellorganismen | Recht und Medizin
• Seerecht: Rechtsordnung der Ozeane | Grenzen des Seerechts
• WOR kompakt | Glossar | Abkürzungen | Autoren | Über uns | Partner | Bestellen oder Herunterladen | Presse | Pressestimmen | Impressum

• A: anthropogen | Atmosphäre | Auftriebsgebiet | Azorenhoch
• B: Biodiversität | Biodiversitätskonvention (CBD) | biogen | biogeochemisch |
• C: CO2-Emissionsrechte / Carbon Credits | Corioliskraft
• F: Flagellaten
• G: Geo-Engineering | Gezeitenzone | Golfstrom | Grönlandsee
• H: Habitat
• I: Interhemisphärischer Dipol | Internationale Walfangkommission (IWC) | Islandtief
• K: Kieselagen (Diatomeen) | Kohlenstoffkreislauf | Konvektion | Kryosphäre
• L: Labradorsee |
• M: Mittelozeanische Rücken | Monsun(region)
• N: Normalnull (NN)
• O: Ostpazifischer Rücken
• P: Passat | Pedosphäre | Pelagisches System (Pelagial) | Permafrostboden | Plankton | Population | Primärproduktion, Primärproduzenten
• S: Schelf(bereich) | Senke | stratosphärisch, Stratosphäre | Substrat
• T: Thermodynamik | Thermohaline Zirkulation | Treibhauseffekt
• U: UN-Seerechtskonferenz (UNCLOS)

Cucari, Attilio
Segelschiffe: Die Königinnen der Meere
Geschichte und Typologie

Kurzbeschreibung
Die Segelschifffahrt, ihre Entwicklung und ihre Geschichte - faktenreiche Texte, die mit etwa 100 detailreichen Farbzeichnungen illustriert sind, erzählen vom Schicksal der bekanntesten Segelschiffe. Lassen Sie sich faszinieren von diesem spannenden Überblick über diese großartigen Eroberer der Meere!

Über den Autor
Der gebürtige Neapolitaner Attilio Cucari lebte sechs Jahre in Argentinien und ist 1954 erstmals an Bord eines argentinischen Schiffes an der Regatta von Buenos Aires nach Rio de Janeiro teilgenommen. Lange Zeit war er Direktor einer Schiffswerft im Hafen Fiumana Grande in der Nähe von Fiumicino. Er ist Mitglied im Segelverein Italia in Neapel und hat an vielen Segelfachzeitschriften mitgearbeitet, darunter "Il Subacqueo" und "Forza 7".

Schätzing, Frank (Autor)
Nachrichten aus einem unbekannten Universum
Eine Zeitreise durch die Meere

Kurzbeschreibung
Die illustrierte Ausgabe des Bestsellers zum großen ZDF-Dreiteiler über die Meere.
Ein Ozean an Wissen und Witz. Frank Schätzings packendes Panorama unserer fremd gewordenen Heimat: der Meere. Eine höchst unterhaltsame Chronik unserer Herkunft, unserer Gegenwart und unserer Zukunft. - Jetzt als illustrierte Sonderausgabe mit den unglaublichen Aufnahmen und Animationen aus dem ZDF-Dreiteiler, der im Oktober 2010 zur besten Sendezeit gezeigt wird.

Mensch und Meer. Eine merkwürdige Beziehung, geprägt von Liebe, Hass, Unkenntnis, Romantisierung, Neugier und Ignoranz. Wie funktioniert dieses gewaltige System, dem wir entstammen und über das wir weniger wissen als über den Outer Space? Wie konnte im Urozean Leben entstehen, woher kam überhaupt das ganze Wasser? Warum ist die Evolution ausgerechnet diesen Weg gegangen und keinen alternativen? Denn ebenso gut hätte sie uns in intelligente, flüssigkeitsgefüllte Luftmatratzen verwandeln können. Einmal hat sie es jedenfalls versucht - und beinahe geschafft. Mit Sachverstand und Ironie spannt Schätzing den Bogen vom Urknall bis in die kommenden 100.000 Jahre, nimmt uns mit in das unbekannte Universum unter Wasser, versetzt uns in Erstaunen, Entzücken und Entsetzen. Danach sieht man die Ozeane mit anderen Augen.

Über den Autor
Frank Schätzing, geboren 1957, lebt gleich mehrere Leben. Als Kreativchef einer Werbeagentur, Musiker und Musikproduzent, begeisterter Hobbykoch und seit Mitte der Neunziger als Schriftsteller. Frank Schätzing gehört zu den erfolgreichsten deutschen Spannungsautoren und lebt und arbeitet in Köln. Er erhielt den KölnLiteraturpreis 2002