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

Content: Bonaire, and Curacao). Trinidad and Tobago is the largest of the Lesser Antilles. The third island group in the Caribbean Sea is the Bahamas (Lucayan) Archipelago. It comprises the island of Bahamas and Turks and Caicos Islands (British Overseas Territory). The two islands cover a total area of 5,524 square miles. The Greater Antilles, Lesser Antilles, and the Lucayan Archipelago form the West Indies region. Relief
The Caribbean Sea is subdivided into five basins, separated by rises and ridges: Colombia, Cayman, Yucatan, Grenada, and Venezuela basins. The Yucatan Basin is the sea’s northernmost basin, with the Yucatan Channel separating it from the Gulf of Mexico. The Yucatan Channel runs between the Yucatan Peninsula on the west and Cuba on the east and has a sill depth of 5,250 feet.