The Philippine Sea is the largest sea in the world.
Located in the western Pacific Ocean, the Philippine Sea covers approximately 5.5 million square kilometers. Its boundaries extend from Japan and China in the north to Indonesia in the south, nestled between the Philippines, Japan, Taiwan, and the Mariana Islands.
Here's a breakdown of its key features:
- Location: Western Pacific Ocean
- Size: Approximately 5.5 million square kilometers
- Boundaries:
- North: Japan and China
- South: Indonesia
- West: Philippines and Taiwan
- East: Mariana Islands
The vast expanse and strategic location of the Philippine Sea make it a significant geographical feature.
