Sea Of Azov On Map

Russia borders the sea to the east, with ukraine to the north and the crimean peninsula to the west and south. The international hydrographic organization defines the limit of the sea of azov in the kertch strait [sic] as the limit of the black sea, which is itself defined as a line joining cape takil and cape panaghia (45°02'n). The following article is a revised and update of an earlier gr article by michel chossudovsky it provides a brief summary of the geopolitics of the black sea and the sea of azov as well as some observations on the ukraine war.

Click on the map to display elevation. The sea is considered an internal sea of russia and ukraine, and its use is governed by an agreement between these countries ratified in 2003. Angola is 31.97 times as big.

The sea of azov is the most shallow and one of the smallest seas in the world.

Cyprus is prominently shown in the eastern mediterranean. Sea of azov drainage basin. Russia borders the sea to the east, with ukraine to the north and the crimean peninsula to the west and south. The following article is a revised and update of an earlier gr article by michel chossudovsky it provides a brief summary of the geopolitics of the black sea and the sea of azov as well as some observations on the ukraine war.