Through which bodies of water must a ship pass to get from the Black Sea to the Atlantic?

Answer 1

The little river from the Black Sea to the Mediterranean called the Bosporus River. You can't really see it on the map because the word

Istanbul is covering it. It is only about a mile wide in some parts. Then you can go through the Dardenelles river to the Mediterranean Sea, then through the strait of Gibraltar, then you're in the Atlantic.

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Answer 2

There are many bodies of water between the Black Sea and the Atlantic Ocean. From the Black Sea, one has to travel through the Sea of Marmara, Thracian Sea, Aegean Sea, Ionian Sea, Mediterranean Sea, Tyrrhenian Sea, Balearic Sea, and Alboran Sea.

Answer 3

Through the Bosporus to the sea of Marmara, through the Dardanelles to the Egean sea, over the Mediterranean, through the Suez Canal to the Red sea, and through the Gate of Tears into the Gulf of Aden and the Indian ocean.

If your ship is too big to pass through the Suez canal:

Start the same way, but when you reach the Mediterranean, go through the strait of Gibraltar to the Atlantic ocean and south around Africa into the Indian Ocean

Answer 4

the straits communicating those two bodies of water is called the Bosporus

Answer 5

You have to pass through the Sea of Marmara and the Aegean Sea.

Answer 6

The Aegean and Mediterrain Sea

Answer 7

Aegean sea and Mediterranean sea

Answer 8

Strait of Gibraltar