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Geography, geology, ecology / Geography / Straits of the world

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BELT (Large)

BELT (Small)

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BASSOV

BOSPHORUS

DRAKE

TSUGARU (Sangara)

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DANISH

OTRANTO

ØRESUNN (Sund)

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BERINGOV

HUDSON

ZONDA

KATTEGAT

LAPERUSE

TORRESOV

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KOREAN

HORMUZ

SKAGERRAK

TATAR

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DARDANELLES

MAGELLANOV

MALACCA

MESSINA

FLORIDA

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TAIWANISH

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MOZAMBICAN

SINGAPOREAN

(13)

GIBRALTAR

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