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The '''Oriental Sea''' is a {{wpl|sea}} connecting the [[Cercian Ocean]] to the [[Bhasari Ocean]] and isolating [[Tusola]] from [[Patyria]] and [[Oridia]]. It is bordered by Patyria to the north and northwest; by Oridia to the east; by [[Ekalla]] and the [[Ekallan Straits]] to the south; and by Tusola to the southwest. It is officially classified by the Oceaonographic Commission of the [[International Assembly]] as an offshoot of the Bhasari Ocean, but historically it has been treated as a separate body of water. It stretches over 3000 kilometers north-south from the Bay of Beuje to the Cape of Gold (the easternmost point of Ekalla), and over 1600 kilometers east-west at its widest latitude, just south of the coast of [[Kulan]]. | |||
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Revision as of 20:09, 3 April 2020
| Oriental Sea | |
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| File:Vasarden Oriental Sea.jpg Map of the Mediterranean Sea | |
| Type | Sea |
| Primary inflows | Cercian Ocean, Bhasari Ocean, Jutska |
| Basin countries | |
| Surface area | TBD |
| Average depth | TBD |
| Max. depth | TBD |
| Islands | TBA |
The Oriental Sea is a sea connecting the Cercian Ocean to the Bhasari Ocean and isolating Tusola from Patyria and Oridia. It is bordered by Patyria to the north and northwest; by Oridia to the east; by Ekalla and the Ekallan Straits to the south; and by Tusola to the southwest. It is officially classified by the Oceaonographic Commission of the International Assembly as an offshoot of the Bhasari Ocean, but historically it has been treated as a separate body of water. It stretches over 3000 kilometers north-south from the Bay of Beuje to the Cape of Gold (the easternmost point of Ekalla), and over 1600 kilometers east-west at its widest latitude, just south of the coast of Kulan.