Title: Geography Of The Caribbean - WorldAtlas
Headings: Geography Of The Caribbean
Geography Of The Caribbean
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Climate
Island Groups
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10 Tallest Peaks In The Caribbean
Biodiversity
Threats From Climate Change
Caribbean Islands By Size

Content: Geography Of The Caribbean - WorldAtlas
Geography Of The Caribbean
The Caribbean Sea is the Atlantic Ocean’s second-largest marginal sea, after the Sargasso Sea, covering about 2.7 million square kilometers. Its deepest point is the Puerto Rico Trench, at 7,686 meters. The name “Caribbean” is derived from “Caribs,” a Native American tribe of the Lesser Antilles. The sea largely occupies the Caribbean Plate, with the island arcs separating it from the rest of the ocean. The Caribbean Sea is home to numerous coral reefs, including the Mesoamerican Barrier Reef, one of the world’s largest barrier reefs. Location
Map of the Caribbean. The Caribbean Sea is located in the Western Hemisphere, between Central and North America. It is separated from the Pacific Ocean by Mexico and Central America on the west and bounded by the Greater Antilles to the north, the Lesser Antilles to the east, and south by South America. It is linked to the Gulf of Mexico to the north by the Yucatan Channel. Climate
Tropical cyclone in Havana with huge waves hitting the sea wall.