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The world's largest whirlpool is the Saltstraumen, located in Norway. It is situated near the town of Bodø and is known for its powerful tidal currents, which can reach speeds of up to 37 kilometers per hour (about 23 mph). Saltstraumen forms a series of strong whirlpools as tidal waters flow through a narrow strait, creating dramatic and visually stunning water movements. This natural phenomenon attracts tourists and adventurers who come to witness its impressive force.
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