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Do you have a shapefile for the Florida Straits?
no.
hmm, according to IHO’s “Limits of Oceans and Seas”, the southeast boundary of Japan Sea is Shimonoseki Strait.
ahh – probably just an issue with the shapefile which I used to shade in the areas…don’t have another one so it will fill in like this, i can’t really correct it.
When I type ”Japan”, Inland Sea as well as Sea of Japan is colored.
they are considered as one sea area according to the source in the description (all under Sea of Japan)
I had 99 out of 101 and searched the map and could not find any other areas to name.
Some areas are really small, they can easily go unnoticed… i.e. Gibraltar and Singapore’s straits.
Thank you. I will search again!
Is there another name for the Irish Sea that I don’t know?
fixed – thanks.
Are there alternate spellings for the Halmahera, Skagerrak, and Salish Sea/Puget Sound/Inside Passage waterways of BC-Alaska?
I’m also waiting on those three… The first two must be under a different spelling, the third I have no clue on what it’s called.
typos on the first two – the last was under ‘Northwest passages’ but i’ll add those as alternatives.
Darin, you’ve mistakenly changed the correct Northwestern Passages name in Canada to Puget/Salish instead of the coastal areas of British Columbia/Alaska.
I mean, you still accept Northwestern Passages but the alternatives are misplaced.
fixed.
Is the Molucca Sea under a different spelling?
was under Molukka, i’ll fix.
East China Sea doesn’t seem to work.
was under Eastern, i’ll make East an alternative answer.
Barents? I’m not aware of any other names or alternate spellings, at least in English (though I did try barants and berents for good measure).
was a typo – fixed.
Ohhhhhh….
This may be right for all I know, but are the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans not included?