Smaller bodies of salt water usually surrounded by land are called seas. An example would be the Dead Sea between Israel and Jordan.
A small island is known as an eyot, an inch, an islet
The color blue.
A narrow portion of land partly surrounded by water is a peninsula A narrow portion fo land completely surrounded by water is an island
A point of land smaller than a peninsula is usually known as a cape or a headland.
Lakes and possibly mountain streams (if they qualify as "bodies of water") could be the source of your drinking water.
a bay
A body of body surrounded by land is can be referred to by several different names. A lake - Generally a freshwater body of water that is fairly sizable. A sea - Usually a saltwater body of water with no outlet to the ocean (such as the Dead Sea). A pond - A smaller body of water than a lake. Usually man made. Usually the preferred term for a large freshwater body of water would be "lake" and a large body of salt water would be a "sea".
A body of body surrounded by land is can be referred to by several different names. A lake - Generally a freshwater body of water that is fairly sizable. A sea - Usually a saltwater body of water with no outlet to the ocean (such as the Dead Sea). A pond - A smaller body of water than a lake. Usually man made. Usually the preferred term for a large freshwater body of water would be "lake" and a large body of salt water would be a "sea".
Hawaii. It is smaller than Australia, a continent, and is surrounded by water.
The Indian Subcontinent is surrounded by waters of the Indian Ocean. Smaller sections of ocean include the Bay of Bengal and Arabian Sea.
A river islet is a land mass -- usually smaller than a continent -- that is entirely surrounded by water.
== == A Bay
They are called islands...
There are no bodies of water IN Oman. It is surrounded by the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf.
If you are referring to 2 bodies of water, than your answer is: a penninsula.
i think its the red sea
peninsula