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The Sea of Aguru is a body of water in the [[Sungotine Sea]] that includes the [[Bay of Shalibin]] along the [[Tangshan]] coast. The island of [[Ashguatha]] forms the southern edge of the Sea of Aguru and the islands of [[Bo Thak Zhu]], [[Lwek Hsün]], and [[Tsoh Liu]] form its northern boundary. Through the straits formed between these islands, the Sea of Aguru has access to the [[Buthyrian Channel]]. The sea is very important for sea traffic from and to Tangshan. Its waters are not particularly deep and [[Magdeology|magdeologers]] believe that during the [[Age of Ice]], what is now the bottom of the sea was dry land. The [[Strait of the Seven Magistrates]] and the [[Ang-Krhü Tsya Bay]] also communicate with the Sea of Aguru. | The Sea of Aguru is a body of water in the [[Sungotine Sea]] that includes the [[Bay of Shalibin]] along the [[Tangshan]] coast. The island of [[Ashguatha]] forms the southern edge of the Sea of Aguru and the islands of [[Bo Thak Zhu]], [[Lwek Hsün]], and [[Tsoh Liu]] form its northern boundary. Through the straits formed between these islands, the Sea of Aguru has access to the [[Buthyrian Channel]]. The sea is very important for sea traffic from and to Tangshan. Its waters are not particularly deep and [[Magdeology|magdeologers]] believe that during the [[Age of Ice]], what is now the bottom of the sea was dry land. The [[Strait of the Seven Magistrates]] and the [[Ang-Krhü Tsya Bay]] also communicate with the Sea of Aguru. | ||
| + | The Sea of Aguru is also the range of the [[jaibu]], [[Tse Pan Hur]]. | ||
=See Also= | =See Also= | ||
*[[Buthyrian Channel]] | *[[Buthyrian Channel]] | ||
Latest revision as of 14:29, 15 February 2015
The Sea of Aguru is a body of water in the Sungotine Sea that lies between Ashguatha and Bo Thak Zhu Island.
The Sea of Aguru is a body of water in the Sungotine Sea that includes the Bay of Shalibin along the Tangshan coast. The island of Ashguatha forms the southern edge of the Sea of Aguru and the islands of Bo Thak Zhu, Lwek Hsün, and Tsoh Liu form its northern boundary. Through the straits formed between these islands, the Sea of Aguru has access to the Buthyrian Channel. The sea is very important for sea traffic from and to Tangshan. Its waters are not particularly deep and magdeologers believe that during the Age of Ice, what is now the bottom of the sea was dry land. The Strait of the Seven Magistrates and the Ang-Krhü Tsya Bay also communicate with the Sea of Aguru.
The Sea of Aguru is also the range of the jaibu, Tse Pan Hur.
See Also
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