A bay is a part of an ocean or lake that is partially enclosed by land. This might also refer to an inlet or a sheltered lagoon.
well the area depends on how big the ocan is you would have to find the length of two of the sides and then multiply them.
Inlet, bay, fjord, are three possibilities.
Bay, inlet, sea loch, Fjord are three possibilities.
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An inlet.
It is a sea...though named bay, it has characteristics enough to be designated a sea as it is now being termed because it is partially enclosed by land(the Indian subcontinent for most of the part) and has access to Indian ocean(considered its off-shoot).
There are several terms that define part of a lake or sea that is partially surrounded by water. These include inlet, bay or gulf.
a part of ocean or lake that extends inland
A lake is a large, landlocked, naturally occurring stretch of water, usually fresh. A sea is a division of an ocean or a large body of salt water partially enclosed by land. Some bodies of water referred to as "seas" by convention, such as the Caspian Sea and the Salton Sea are actually lakes, as they are not connected to the ocean.
A sea is a large body of salt water that is partially landlocked and partially connected with the ocean. The Great Salt Lake is completely landlocked; therefore, it is a lake, not a sea.
Oceans lie between continents. A gulf is a body of water that is partially surrounded by land and connected to a larger body through one or more straits. The Gulf of Mexico is partially enclosed by the North American Continent. Another difference: The deepest point in the Gulf of Mexico is about 14,000 feet--the deepest point in the Atlantic ocean is about twice that depth.
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Lake Victoria.
The largest lake in the US is Lake Superior, one of the great lakes, on the Canadian border (it's partially in the US and partially in Canada).
No, but an ocean can engulf a lake.
Lake Victoria
Lake Victoria