Which oceans and seas would a ship cross if it sailed from Sydney Australia to London England by the shortest route?

Answer 1

Well, honey, if a ship sailed from Sydney to London by the shortest route, it would cross the Pacific Ocean, Panama Canal, Caribbean Sea, Atlantic Ocean, and finally the English Channel. Just make sure they pack some snacks for the journey because that's gonna be a long haul, darling.

Answer 2

A ship sailing from Sydney, Australia to London, England by the shortest route would cross the Tasman Sea, the Coral Sea, the Arafura Sea, the Java Sea, the Indian ocean, the Arabian Sea, the Gulf of Aden, the Red Sea, the Mediterranean Sea, and finally the English Channel.

Answer 3

Ah, what a lovely journey that would be! To sail from Sydney, Australia to London, England by the shortest route, a ship would cross the Pacific Ocean, pass through the Panama Canal, sail across the Atlantic Ocean, and finally reach the English Channel before arriving in London. Just imagine the beautiful sights and peaceful waves along the way!

Answer 4

Indian Ocean, South Atlantic Ocean, North Atlantic Ocean, English Channel

Answer 5

The Tasman Sea (the South Pacific Ocean), The Great Australian Bight (The Southern Ocean), The Indian Ocean, the Arabian sea, the Suez Canal, The Mediterranean sea, The Atlantic Ocean.

Answer 6

The Tasman Sea

Answer 7

Indian ocean

Answer 8

ask someone else

Answer 9

Indian Ocean