Red Sea
type: MRGeoObject
type: IHOSeaArea
modified: 2025-01-17T10:39:46Z
is part of: Indian Ocean
is adjacent to: Suez Canal
is adjacent to: Golfe de Tadjoura
is adjacent to: Sinai Peninsula
is adjacent to: Ras um Sid
contains: Signal Hill
contains: Wando Terrace
contains: Atlantis Terrace
contains: Discovery Hole
contains: Suakin Trough
contains: Eritrean Exclusive Economic Zone
contains: Sudanese Exclusive Economic Zone
contains: Bab al Mandab Strait
contains: Harmil
contains: Agig Harbour
contains: Enteraia
contains: Sanafir
partly contains: Yemeni Exclusive Economic Zone
partly contains: Saudi Arabian Exclusive Economic Zone
partly contains: Egyptian Exclusive Economic Zone
is preferred alternative of: Red Sea
had primary source:
  was attributed to: (1953). Limits of oceans and seas. 3rd edition. IHO Special Publication, 23. International Hydrographic Organization (IHO): Monaco. 38 pp.
has geometry: http://marineregions.org/mrgid/4264/geometries
next: http://marineregions.org/mrgid/4264

Indian Ocean
type: MRGeoObject
type: IHOSeaArea

Suez Canal
type: MRGeoObject
type: Canal

Golfe de Tadjoura
type: MRGeoObject
type: Gulf

Sinai Peninsula
type: MRGeoObject
type: Peninsula

Ras um Sid
type: MRGeoObject
type: Point

Signal Hill
type: MRGeoObject
type: Hills

Wando Terrace
type: MRGeoObject
type: Terrace

Atlantis Terrace
type: MRGeoObject
type: Terrace

Discovery Hole
type: MRGeoObject
type: Hole

Suakin Trough
type: MRGeoObject
type: Trough

Eritrean Exclusive Economic Zone
type: MRGeoObject
type: EEZ

Sudanese Exclusive Economic Zone
type: MRGeoObject
type: EEZ

Bab al Mandab Strait
type: MRGeoObject
type: Strait

Harmil
type: MRGeoObject
type: Island

Agig Harbour
type: MRGeoObject
type: Bay

Enteraia
type: MRGeoObject
type: Island

Sanafir
type: MRGeoObject
type: Island

Yemeni Exclusive Economic Zone
type: MRGeoObject
type: EEZ

Saudi Arabian Exclusive Economic Zone
type: MRGeoObject
type: EEZ

Egyptian Exclusive Economic Zone
type: MRGeoObject
type: EEZ

Red Sea
type: MRGeoObject
type: LargeMarineEcosystem