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{{Infobox body of water
| name = Sea of Gondwana
| name = Sea of Gondwana
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| volume = {{convert|710000000|km3|abbr=on}}
| volume = {{convert|710000000|km3|abbr=on}}
| shore = Unknown
| shore = Unknown
| islands = [[Algerstonia|Algerstonia Islands]], [[Ashasha|Ashasha Islands]], [[New Genesis Island]], [[Gondwana Strip]], [[Genesis Arcipelago]], [[United Order Republic|Tranquility Island]], [[Garreg Mach Monastery|Garreg Mach Monastery Island]], [[Oliean|Oliean Islands]]
| islands = [[North Unovia Island]], [[West Unovian Island]], [[East Unovian Island]], [[Nagato|Gensi Archipelago]], [[Vessarlian|Vessarlian Archipelago]], [[Unovian Tail]], [[Satō|Kyushi Isles]], [[United Order Republic|Area 303]], [[Unovian Egg]], [[Entry Isles]]
| trenches = >2
| trenches = >2
| cities = [[Kaduna]], [[Iassath]], [[Algerstonia]], [[Ashasha]], [[Nagato]], [[United Order Republic]], [[Lapimuhyo]], [[Rijelv]], [[Fódlan]], [[Dagda]], [[Oilean]]
| cities = [[Balnakia]], [[Piorunpreria]], [[Chamali]], [[Vessarlian]], [[Iassath]], [[Satō]], [[Nagato]], [[Augustia]], [[United Order Republic]], [[Zemeprievadai]], [[Lasówkrania]]
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The '''Sea of Gondwana''' is a sea connected at the crossroads of the [[Pacific Ocean|Pacific]] and the [[Southern Ocean]], surrounded by the continent of [[Gondwana]]. Due to geological activity in the area, the islands within the Sea of Gondwana were at one point volcanic. The Sea of Gondwana also includes minor bodies of water like the [[Gondwana Strip|Gondwana Strip Canal]] to the east, the [[Genesis Sea]] to the north, and the [[Greenwood Sea]] in the middle.
The '''Sea of Gondwana''', also known as the '''Gulf of Gondwana''', is a sea and gulf connected at the crossroads of the [[Pacific Ocean|Pacific]] and the [[Southern Ocean]], surrounded by the continent of [[Gondwana]]. Due to geological activity in the area, many of the islands in the Sea of Gondwana are volcanic. The Sea also includes two minor bodies of water: the [[Unovian Strait]] to the east, and the [[Unovian Sea]] to the north.


It covers an area of about 3,794,610.5184 km2 (1,465,107.3120 sq mi), representing 1.7% of the global ocean surface, but its connection to the Pacific Ocean and the Southern Ocean
The Sea of Gondwana covers an area of about 3,794,610.5184 km2 (1,465,107.3120 sq mi), representing 1.7% of the global ocean surface, but its connection to the Pacific Ocean and the Southern Ocean via the [[Strait of Entry]]—the narrow strait that connects the two Oceans to the Sea of Gondwana and separates the [[Entry Isles]] from the rest of Gondwana is about {{convert|140|km|mi|0|abbr=on}} wide.
via the [[Strait of Oilean]]—the narrow strait that connects the two Oceans to the Sea of Gondwana and separates the [[Oilean|Oliean Isles]] from the rest of Gondwana is about {{convert|140|km|mi|0|abbr=on}} wide.


The Sea of Gondwana has an average depth of {{convert|1500|m|ft|abbr=on}} and the deepest recorded point is {{convert|5270|m|ft|abbr=on}} in the [[Seiros Deep]] in the [[Gondwana Strip Canal]]. It lies between latitudes 30° S and 50° S and longitudes 130° W and 80° W. Its north-south length, from Iasssth in the north to Oliean in the south is about {{Convert|4830|km||abbr=}}.
The Sea of Gondwana has an average depth of {{convert|1500|m|ft|abbr=on}} and the deepest recorded point is {{convert|5270|m|ft|abbr=on}} in [[Unovia Deep]] in the [[Unovian Straitl]]. The Sea lies between latitudes 30° S and 50° S and longitudes 130° W and 80° W. Its north-south length, from Iasssth in the north to the Entry Isles in the south is approximately {{Convert|4830|km||abbr=}}.


The sea is an important route for merchants and travelers in modern times, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between peoples of the region. The history of the Gondwana region is crucial to understanding the origins and development of many modern societies in the region. Out of all the countries in the Sea of Gondwana, [[Nagato]] and [[Oilean]] are the only countries to benefit the most. The countries surrounding the Sea of Gondwana from north to south are [[Kaduna]], [[Iassath]], [[Algerstonia]], [[Ashasha]], [[Nagato]], [[United Order Republic]], [[Lapimuhyo]], [[Rijelv]], [[Fódlan]], [[Dagda]], and [[Oilean]].
The sea is an important body of water for merchants and travelers in modern times, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between peoples of the region. The history of the Gondwana region is crucial to understanding the origins and development of many modern societies in the region. Out of all the countries in the Sea of Gondwana, [[Nagato]] has been the only country to benefit the most. The countries surrounding the Sea of Gondwana from north to south are [[Balnakia]], [[Piorunpreria]], [[Chamali]], [[Vessarlian]], [[Iassath]], [[Satō]], [[Nagato]], [[Augustia]], [[United Order Republic]], [[Zemeprievadai]], and [[Lasówkrania]].

Revision as of 12:34, 8 February 2022

Sea of Gondwana
Coordinates30°0′0″S 100°0′0″W / 30.00000°S 100.00000°W / -30.00000; -100.00000
Surface area3,794,610.5184 km2 (1,465,107.3120 sq mi)
Average depth1,500 m (4,900 ft)
Max. depth5,270 m (17,290 ft)
Water volume710,000,000 km3 (170,000,000 cu mi)
Shore lengthUnknown
IslandsNorth Unovia Island, West Unovian Island, East Unovian Island, Gensi Archipelago, Vessarlian Archipelago, Unovian Tail, Kyushi Isles, Area 303, Unovian Egg, Entry Isles
Trenches>2
SettlementsBalnakia, Piorunpreria, Chamali, Vessarlian, Iassath, Satō, Nagato, Augustia, United Order Republic, Zemeprievadai, Lasówkrania

The Sea of Gondwana, also known as the Gulf of Gondwana, is a sea and gulf connected at the crossroads of the Pacific and the Southern Ocean, surrounded by the continent of Gondwana. Due to geological activity in the area, many of the islands in the Sea of Gondwana are volcanic. The Sea also includes two minor bodies of water: the Unovian Strait to the east, and the Unovian Sea to the north.

The Sea of Gondwana covers an area of about 3,794,610.5184 km2 (1,465,107.3120 sq mi), representing 1.7% of the global ocean surface, but its connection to the Pacific Ocean and the Southern Ocean via the Strait of Entry—the narrow strait that connects the two Oceans to the Sea of Gondwana and separates the Entry Isles from the rest of Gondwana is about 140 km (87 mi) wide.

The Sea of Gondwana has an average depth of 1,500 m (4,900 ft) and the deepest recorded point is 5,270 m (17,290 ft) in Unovia Deep in the Unovian Straitl. The Sea lies between latitudes 30° S and 50° S and longitudes 130° W and 80° W. Its north-south length, from Iasssth in the north to the Entry Isles in the south is approximately 4,830 kilometres (3,000 mi).

The sea is an important body of water for merchants and travelers in modern times, facilitating trade and cultural exchange between peoples of the region. The history of the Gondwana region is crucial to understanding the origins and development of many modern societies in the region. Out of all the countries in the Sea of Gondwana, Nagato has been the only country to benefit the most. The countries surrounding the Sea of Gondwana from north to south are Balnakia, Piorunpreria, Chamali, Vessarlian, Iassath, Satō, Nagato, Augustia, United Order Republic, Zemeprievadai, and Lasówkrania.