Baltic Sea

Description

The Baltic Sea is part of the Atlantic Ocean, but is connected to that body's North Sea only through the Øresund, the Great and Little Belts, the Skagerrak and the Kattegat. Its chief arms are the Gulf of Finland between Finland¹ and Rossiya², and the Gulf of Bothnia between Sverige³ and Finland. The main body separates Finland from the south end of Sverige, and Sverige from Deutschland⁴ and Polska⁵, and reaches a depth of 463 meters.

Around the area

west
east of the Gulf of Bothnia
east, from the center
east and southeast, from the south
south
southwest
north, from the northwest

Footnotes

1. Also called Suomi.
2. Also transliterated from Russian as Rossija. Russia in English.
3. Sweden in English.
4. Germany in English.
5. Poland in English.