Strait of Magellan Review

The Magellan Strait is connected to the Atlantic Ocean in the east and west, 592 kilometers long, and 33 kilometers wide from the north and south. The Strait is divided into two sections by the central Cape of Froed. The western section of the Strait is narrow and twisty, with a width of 48 kilometers at the entrance, and only 3.3 kilometers at the narrowest, with a deep water depth and a depth of 1170 meters. The rock banks on both sides are steep and towering, and every winter, huge glaciers hang on the rock walls, and the scene is spectacular, and every time the falling ice falls into the sea, it will make a thunderous noise and threaten the ship's navigation.

The Magellan Strait of Punta Areras is the world's most famous shipping route. It connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, but also overlooks Antarctica, is the cargo ship weight, Brazil Argentina, Chile and other to Africa and Europe's most important waterway, for the world shipping has important significance. Of course, the scenery here is also very charming, not only with beautiful natural scenery, but also with a strong human history, it is worth a visit.

The Strait of Magellan is the world's famous channel. There is a Strait of Magellan square, and the center of the square is a statue of Magellan crossing the Strait, which is very striking. The sea view here is very good, the view is wide, and it is definitely a great place to watch the sunrise and sunset.

The world-famous Strait of Magellan lies in Punta Areras, Chile, and is much narrower than expected. You can easily look across the Magellan Square. There are many piers, it is an important shipping channel in the world, and the business is also very developed. You can enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Straits on Magellan Square and take pictures in front of the statue.

2.5 Qing afternoon 2.40 Magellan Strait. First landing .... First sea cruise. Happiness upupup ......The experience of calmness is great....... Large areas of floating ice can be seen everywhere on the water. The cruise ships are huge duang....duang....duang...or the heart is still a little bit ...