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Uda Bay
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Find on the world mapPhoto: No machine-readable author provided. Kotoviski assumed (based on copyright claims). / Wikimedia Commons Image licenceCC BY-SA 3.0Photograph by No machine-readable author provided. Kotoviski assumed (based on copyright claims). / Wikimedia Commons. Display crop may differ from the original.
AT A GLANCE
Uda Bay in facts
- Deepest point36 mbelow the surface
- Location55.1°N, 137.1°Ecentre of the mapped area
All geographic & statistical details (6)
- Bathymetric depth profile
- Water type
- Bay
- Part of
- Sea of Okhotsk
- Names in other languages
- Udabucht, Bahía del Uda, Golfo della Uda, ウダ湾, 우츠카야만
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Oedskaja goeba, Zatoka Udzka, Удская губа, Uda Körfezi, Удська губа, 乌达湾, Golfe d'Ouda - Along or near its shores
- Russia
- Neighbouring waters
- Sea of Okhotsk
Facts: Wikidata Q1141758, retrieved 1 November 2026. Figures can change; check the source for the latest. Basin, shores, neighbouring waters and location are worked out by The Landlore from Natural Earth map shapes.
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The map follows Natural Earth’s generalized marine-area geometry. Its extent is for geographic exploration and labeling; it does not define maritime ownership, legal limits or an exclusive economic zone.
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Source: Natural Earth marine areas · Public domain · release v5.1.2, retrieved 29 October 2026. Marine areas are generalized cartographic labels, not maritime jurisdiction or EEZ boundaries. Inland waters use the separate Natural Earth lakes layer (public domain, fixed snapshot); water extents may have changed. Names and source categories can include inland waters; alternative names are shown where supplied.
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