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What do you call a body of water that is a portion of the ocean that penetrates into land and is usually larger deeper and more closed in by land than a bay?
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∙ 14y ago
You are possibly thinking of a gulf.
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What is a body of water that is portion of the ocean that penetrates into the land and is usually larger deeper and more closed in by land than a bay?
A bay
What is a body of water that is a portion of the ocean that penetrates into the land and is usually larger and deeper and more closed in by land than a bay?
A canal, a sound or a gulf.
What is a body of water that is a portion of the ocean that penetrates into the land and is ususally larger deeper and more closed in by land than a bay?
it starts with a G for sure!
What is a body of water that is a portion of the ocean it is also larger deeper and more closed in by ladn than a bay?
a gulf, of course
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