Baltic Sea - How Big Is The Baltic Sea Actually?

The Baltic Sea, Located In Northern Europe, Is A Marginal Sea Of The Atlantic Ocean. The Baltic Sea Is Surrounded By The Scandinavian Peninsula, The Mainland Of Northern, Eastern And Central Europe, And The Danish Islands.
The Baltic Sea Covers A Total Surface Area Of Approximately 386,000 Square Km.
The Baltic Sea Has A Coastline Of Roughly 8,000 Km, And Borders Nine Countries,Which Are Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia , Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, And Sweden.
The Sea Has An Maximum Length Of 1600 Kilometers And A Maximum Width Of 190 Kilometers. It Is A Shallow Body Of Water, With An Average Depth Of Roughly 55 Meters And Its Deepest Point Is Approximately 459 Meters Below The Sea’s Surface. Due To Its Low Depth, Its Water Volume Is Low Compared To Other Major Water Bodies. It Has A Water Volume Of Nearly 21,700 Cubic Kilometers. It Has Less Water Volume Then Lake Baikal, Which Is Nearly 12 Times Smaller Than Baltic Sea And Has A Water Volume Of 23,600 Cubic Kilometers.
The Baltic Sea Drains Into The Kattegat Through The Danish Straits. The Kattegat Strait Is Usually Considered As A Part Of The Baltic Sea.
The Baltic Sea Is Often Called As The World’s Largest Brackish Inland Water Body. Its Water Salinity Levels Are Much Lower Than That Of The World Oceans, Due To The Inflow Of Fresh Water From The Surrounding Land And The Sea’s Low Depth. More Than 250 Rivers And Streams Empty Their Waters Into The Baltic Sea. The Baltic Sea's Drainage Area Is Roughly Four Times Bigger Than Its Surface Area And Is Home To About 85 Million People . Many Major Cities Such As Saint Petersburg, Stockholm, Riga, Helsinki, Gdansk, Tallinn, Kaliningrad, Szczecin, Gdynia, Kiel, And Espoo Are Located On The Coast Of Baltic Sea.
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[@TuhannenTomppeli]

Has anyone ever looked how thje baltic sea is shaped? It looks like a mermaid! It's head is in the gulf of Bothnia. Gulf of Finland is a bit sus

[@startthinking.]

Never noticed that before.

[@magnusnilsson9792]

Yes, it's a mermale with the gulf of Finland being the penis, with the ballsack just above Riga. Boning mother russia in St. Petersburg. Lake Ladoga is just jizz.

[@tiinau6562]

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Nato....✌️❤️🇫🇴😂🤫🍦