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Wednesday, March 28, 2012

Sea of Azov

Located southeast of UKRAINE, the Sea of Azov is a body of water attached to the larger Black Sea thanks to the Kerchenskiy (Kerch) Strait. Being the most shallow sea in the world with a maximum depth under 50 feet, this sea is north of the Black Sea, northeast of the Crimean Peninsula, and west of southwestern RUSSIA. Ukrainian cities surrounding the Sea of Azov include Berdyans'k, Mariupol', Novoazovs'k, and Prymors'k; Russian cities near the coastline include Azov, Rostov-na-Donu (has population greater than 1 million), Starominskaya, Taganrog, and Yeysk.
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