Named after the first Russian settlement in the Far East, the Sea of Okhotsk is a marginal waterbody of the western Pacific Ocean. Bounded by Russia’s extensive coastlines and a Japanese island, the water body is crucial for the people living in the region.
The Sea of Okhotsk covers an area of 1.58 million square kilometers and has a coastline of 10,460 km. Its mean depth is 859 meters, while the deepest it can get is up to 3372 meters.
The sea lies between Kamchatka...
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