Sea

Bering Sea

The Bering Sea is part of the Pacific Ocean: seas sit where land and ocean meet, on the margins of a basin rather than apart from it.

Source: oceanservice.noaa.gov

Where it is

On the Atlas Quest map, the Bering Sea label sits at 56.4° N, 171.3° W, in the Northern and Western Hemispheres.

Coordinates, names: Natural Earth, public domain.

Nearby places

The closest other places with pages here, measured between map label points:

• Aleutian Islands — about 400 km south-east
• Denali — about 1,300 km north-east
• Kamchatka Peninsula — about 1,800 km west
• Arctic Ocean — about 2,900 km north

Play with it

• Today’s daily geography challenge — one shared round, playable offline.
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