Geography · Reference dataset
Seas
Seas and their surface areas, greatest depths, and deepest points. Areas are in square miles and depths in miles.
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| ID | Sea | Size sq mi | Greatest depth mi | Lowest point |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 13 | South China Sea | 895400 | 16456 | West of Luzon |
| 12 | Red Sea | 169000 | 7254 | Off Port Sudan |
| 11 | Okhotsk Sea | 613800 | 12001 | 146°10'E; 46°50'N |
| 10 | North Sea | 222000 | 2165 | Skagerrak |
| 9 | Mediterranean Sea | 1144800 | 15197 | Off Cape Matapan Greece |
| 8 | Japan Sea | 389100 | 12276 | Central Basin |
| 7 | Hudson Bay | 475800 | 600 | Near entrance |
| 6 | Gulf of Mexico | 615000 | 12425 | Sigsbee Deep |
| 5 | East China Sea | 482300 | 9126 | 25°16'N; 125°E |
| 4 | Caribbean Sea | 1049500 | 22788 | Off Cayman Islands |
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Last checked against sources: October 16, 2026.
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