Needles Channel

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Needles Channel is a navigable sea passage at the western end of the Isle of Wight, known for its strong tides and proximity to the Needles rock formation.

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Needles Channel canonical 2
Needles Passage 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf navigable waterway
sea channel
adjacentTo Isle of Wight
Needles rock formation
linked to: Needle Rocks
chartedIn Admiralty nautical charts
connects English Channel
Solent
country United Kingdom
governedBy United Kingdom maritime regulations
hasCharacteristic narrow navigable passage
overfalls in rough conditions
strong tidal streams
hasHazard heavy seas in bad weather
overfalls
shallow areas
strong tides
hasNearbyLandmark Alum Bay
Hurst Castle
Hurst Point Lighthouse
Needles Lighthouse
hasReputationFor challenging navigation
strong and complex tides
isApproachTo Port of Southampton
linked to: Southampton Harbour

Portsmouth Harbour
Solent ports
linked to: Solent Maritime
isPopularWith local fishing vessels
sailors
yachtsmen
languageOfToponym English
locatedAtWesternEndOf Isle of Wight
locatedIn English Channel region
Solent
United Kingdom
monitoredBy maritime authorities in the Solent
near The Needles
partOf approaches to the Solent
coastal waters of Hampshire and Isle of Wight
separates Christchurch Bay area
western Isle of Wight
subjectTo tidal currents of the English Channel
weather conditions of the western Solent
usedDuring Round the Island Race
usedFor commercial shipping
marine navigation
recreational boating
yacht racing

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Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Solent connects Needles Channel
Hurst Castle overlooks Needles Passage
linked to: Needles Channel
The Needles Lighthouse locatedNear Needles Channel