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Is the change to the greatest depth correct? What was wrong with it? Is this a clever vandal? -- Ram-Man

We now list a Norwegian-Greenland Sea as a subsea of the Atlantic, while we already list Greenland Sea and Norwegian Sea as subseas of the Arctic Ocean. I will leave the resolution of this mystery to greater minds than mine. -- Walt Pohl 01:29, 14 Mar 2004 (UTC)

Norwegian-Greenland Sea
I found this reference to "Norwegian-Greenland Sea". As a Norwegian I find myself not objective in this matter so I did not change anything, but doing a quick search on Google seems to indicate that there are quite few links to this, but loads of links to "Norwegian Sea".

Quite a few of the links to "Norwegian Sea" are ads and commercial for cruiseships - but all the same I find this strange. As a seaman I have not heard of "Norwegian-Greenland Sea" before I found it today in Wikipedia.

Would appreciate some more comments on this term.

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 * Can link The Atlantic: ...Atlantic and the Indian Ocean is the 20° east meridian. The Atlantic is separated from the Arctic Ocean by a line from Greenland...
 * Can link Puerto Rico: ...77 ft). The greatest depth, 8,605 m (28,232 ft), is in the Puerto Rico Trench. The width of the Atlantic varies from [[1 E6 m|2,84...
 * Can link northern Africa: ...E6 m|4,830 km]] (3,000 miles) between the United States and northern Africa ....
 * Can link mountain range: ...ottom topography of the Atlantic Ocean is a great submarine mountain range called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. It extends from Iceland ... (link to section)
 * Can link great rift valley: ...reaching a maximum width of about 1,600 km (1,000 miles). A great rift valley also extends along the ridge over most of its length. The d... (link to section)
 * Can link manganese nodules: ...upwelling. Authigenic deposits consist of such materials as manganese nodules . They occur where sedimentation proceeds slowly or where cu... (link to section)
 * Can link parts per thousand: ...f the surface waters in the open ocean ranges from 33 to 37 parts per thousand and varies with latitude and season. Although the minimum s... (link to section)
 * Can link sea ice: ...by evaporation, precipitation, river inflow, and melting of sea ice .... (link to section)
 * Can link Surface water: ...tion, precipitation, river inflow, and melting of sea ice. Surface water temperatures, which vary with latitude, current systems, an... (link to section)
 * Can link solar energy: ...ems, and season and reflect the latitudinal distribution of solar energy, range from less than 2° to 29°C (28° to 84° F). Maximum te... (link to section)
 * Can link middle latitudes: ..., and minimum values are found in the polar regions. In the middle latitudes, the area of maximum temperature variations, values may var... (link to section)
 * Can link North Atlantic deep water: ...rmediate water extends to depths of 1,000 m (3,300 ft). The North Atlantic deep water reaches depths of as much as 4,000 m (13,200 ft). The link to section)
 * Can link counter clockwise: ...rection, whereas water circulation in the South Atlantic is counter clockwise . The South tides in the Atlantic Ocean are semi-link to section)
 * Can link Ocean currents: ...dest regions corresponding to the areas covered by sea ice. Ocean currents contribute to climatic control by transporting warm and col... (link to section)
 * Can link British Isles: ...e Gulf Stream, for example, warms the atmosphere of the British Isles and northwestern Europe, and the cold water currents contri... (link to section)
 * Can link seafloor spreading: ...ent, Pangaea, were being rafted apart by the process of seafloor spreading . The Atlantic has been extensively explored since the earli... (link to section)
 * Can link Hydrographic Office: ...iversity's Lamont Geological Observatory, and the U.S. Navy Hydrographic Office .... (link to section)
 * Can link oil spills: ...ecause of the threats to the ocean environment presented by oil spills, plastic debris, and the incineration of toxic wastes at se... (link to section)
 * Can link international treaties: ...ebris, and the incineration of toxic wastes at sea, various international treaties exist to reduce some forms of pollution.... (link to section)
 * Can link transatlantic flight: ... two men named Alcock and Brown made the first non-stop transatlantic flight from Newfoundland to Ireland.... (link to section)
 * Can link tropical cyclones: ...ed States|US]] Coastline: 111,866 km  Climate: tropical cyclones (hurricanes) develop off the coast of Africa near link to section)
 * Can link sea level: ...in the Puerto Rico Trench -8,605 m * highest point: sea level 0 m... (link to section)
 * Can link marine mammals: ...=Natural resources=== oil and gas fields, fish, marine mammals (seals and whales), sand and gravel a... (link to section)
 * Can link industrial waste: ...Lake Maracaibo]], Mediterranean Sea, and North Sea; industrial waste and municipal sewage pollution in Baltic Sea, North Sea, an... (link to section)
 * Can link US Navy: ...n. * See http://oceanographer.navy.mil/warning.html Thanks US Navy Oceanographer... (link to section)
 * In Anti-ballistic missile, can backlink Atlantic ocean: ...hydrogen bombs at very high altitudes over the southern Atlantic ocean, launched from ships. When such an explosion takes place a ...
 * In Battleship, can backlink North Atlantic: ...western Norway in June 1940. A subsequent cruise in the North Atlantic netted the Scharnhorst and Gneisenau 22 ships, and ...
 * In Battlecruiser, can backlink South Atlantic Ocean: ...ximilian von Spee|Admiral Maximilian Graf Von Spee]] in the South Atlantic Ocean . ...
 * In Bus, can backlink North Atlantic: ...e omnibus crush. And the omnibus extended the reach of the North Atlantic post-Georgian, post-Federal city. The walk from the former ...
 * In Boeing 747, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...ianca flight 011]], Madrid, 1983 *Air-India flight 182, Atlantic Ocean, 1985...
 * In Blue Whale, can backlink north Atlantic: ...s is divided into three subspecies: B. m. musculus, the north Atlantic and north Pacific populations, B. m. intermedia, the So...
 * In Cold War (1947-1953) and its origins, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ld lead to intractable conflict. They see the states of the North Atlantic and East Asia as being fundamentally maritime powers base o...
 * In Capoeira, can backlink North Atlantic: ...an Art Form: History, Philosophy, and Practice'' (2nd ed.). North Atlantic Books. ISBN 0938190296...
 * In Traditional Chinese medicine, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Introductory Guide to Traditional Chinese Medicine; North Atlantic Books, 2000; ISBN 1556433263...
 * In Ernst Mayr, can backlink South Atlantic: ...es 85,255-258 in The problem of land connections across the South Atlantic with special reference to the Mesozoic. Bulletin of the Ame...
 * In Foreign relations of Finland, can backlink North Atlantic: ...rtnership for Peace; the country also is an observer in the North Atlantic Cooperation Council. Finland became a full member of the Eu...
 * In Falklands War, can backlink South Atlantic: ...ne 1982. Though surprised by an Argentine attack on the South Atlantic islands, Britain mustered a naval task force to engage the ...
 * In Geography of Ghana, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...ntral area Elevation extremes:
lowest point: Atlantic Ocean 0 m...
 * In Holocene extinction event, can backlink North Atlantic: ... pigeon of Mauritius, Indian Ocean * Great Auk, North Atlantic islands...
 * In Geography of Jersey, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...ls along north coast ; Elevation extremes: :* Lowest point: Atlantic Ocean 0 m...
 * In John Woodward, can backlink South Atlantic: ...inted Flag Officer First Flotilla. In 1982 he commanded the South Atlantic Task Groups in the Falklands War under the Commander-in...
 * In Karl Dönitz, can backlink North Atlantic: ...lled on May 19, 1943, when his boat was sunk in the North Atlantic, killing everybody on board. After this loss, Peter's older...
 * In Orca, can backlink North Atlantic: ...shing by humans. This debate has led to repeated studies of North Atlantic fish stocks, with neither side in the whaling debate gi...
 * In Liberia, can backlink North Atlantic Ocean: ...a]]'' Liberia is situated in Western Africa, bordering the North Atlantic Ocean . The landscape is characterised by mostly flat to rolling c...
 * In LORAN, can backlink North Atlantic: ...tes) and coastal areas of Europe and much of east Asia. The North Atlantic, North Pacific and Mediterranean oceans were largely covere...
 * In Micronation, can backlink North Atlantic: ...e: * The "global state" of Waveland, established on the North Atlantic island of Rockall by Greenpeace protesters in 1997....
 * In NATO, can backlink North Atlantic: ...of armed force, to restore and maintain the security of the North Atlantic area....
 * In Economy of Namibia, can backlink South Atlantic: ...d availability considered. === Fishing === The clean, cold South Atlantic waters off the coast of Namibia are home to some of the ric...
 * In Pliocene, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ing the climate and increasing cool shallow currents in the North Atlantic . Deep cold currents flowed from the Antarctic....
 * In Geography of Panama, can backlink North Atlantic Ocean: ...g North and South America; controls Panama Canal that links North Atlantic Ocean via Caribbean Sea with North Pacific Ocean...
 * In Royal Air Force, can backlink South Atlantic: ...protecting Ascension, maritime patrol aircraft scanning the South Atlantic, and tanker and transport fleet helping in the enormous log...
 * In Rowing, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...g events, notably the "Blackburn Challange", a 22 mile open Atlantic Ocean race, in which particpants use a variety of boats, see [[Do...
 * In Royal Navy, can backlink South Atlantic: ...atrol Task (South)]] constitutes the RN's commitment to the South Atlantic and West African areas which is comprised of an escort ...
 * In Geography of Saint Helena, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...nic origin Elevation extremes:
lowest point: Atlantic Ocean 0 m...
 * In Geography of São Tomé and Príncipe, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...olcanic, mountainous ; Elevation extremes: :* Lowest point: Atlantic Ocean 0 m...
 * In United States Navy, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...r national emergency. * 2nd Fleet &ndash; Atlantic Ocean &mdash; Flagship [[USS Mount Whitney|USS Mount Whitney ...
 * In United States Coast Guard, can backlink North Atlantic: ...d to fund USCG patrols to locate and report icebergs in the North Atlantic, in particular off the Grand Banks. This mission is ca...
 * In Unterseeboot 571, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ch 22]], 1943, U-571 was attacked by an aircraft in the North Atlantic and was damaged so badly that she had to return to base. I...
 * In Unterseeboot 110, can backlink North Atlantic: ...cking a convoy along with U-201 in the North Atlantic south of Iceland when Lemp left his periscope up too lo...
 * In Unterseeboot 556, can backlink North Atlantic: ..., and Gladiolus sank her in the North Atlantic south-west of Iceland. Five died, 41 survived....
 * In Vostok 1, can backlink South Atlantic: ...ived by ground stations. *07:10 UTC Passing over the South Atlantic, the Sun rises and Vostok 1 is in daylight again. Vostok 1 ...
 * In Whaling, can backlink North Atlantic: ...eographical locations. The Basque fishery : Hunting in the North Atlantic by Europeans ; the Atlantic Northern Right Whale was a ...
 * In War of 1812, can backlink North Atlantic: ...y throwing boats, etcetera, overboard, stood across the North Atlantic in search of a West Indian convoy, which he...
 * In 1809, can backlink North Atlantic: ...tion]] (Old Ironsides) is recommissioned as flagship of the North Atlantic Squadron....
 * In 2004, can backlink North Atlantic ocean: ... Chicoutimi]], leaving it stranded without power in the North Atlantic ocean, off the north coast of Ireland. One crewmember is kill...
 * In Library of Congress Classification:Class J -- Political science, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...stration - Asia, Arab countries, Islamic countries, Africa, Atlantic Ocean Islands, Australia, New Zealand, Pacific Ocean Islands	...
 * In Carl Jung, can backlink North Atlantic: ... soul : the nature writings of C.G. Jung. Berkeley, Calif.: North Atlantic Books....
 * In Napoleonic Wars, can backlink South Atlantic: ... June 22, 1815. The Allies exiled him to the remote South Atlantic island of Saint Helena....
 * In Second Battle of the Atlantic, can backlink North Atlantic: ...-boats themselves. They were strung out in lines across the North Atlantic waiting for a passing convoy. When spotting one, they would...
 * In Unterseeboot 460, can backlink North Atlantic: ... combat. On October 4, 1943, U-460 was sunk in the North Atlantic north of the Azores by depth charges from [[TBF Avenger...
 * In Battle of Midway, can backlink North Atlantic: ...l ships were fully deployed halfway around the world in the North Atlantic . One academic camp stresses that regional conquest, and not...
 * In Jacksonville, Florida, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...has significant natural beauty from the St. Johns River and Atlantic Ocean . The city center includes the Jacksonville Landing shoppin...
 * In List of naval battles, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ne (Third Ushant)]] - British fleet defeats French fleet in North Atlantic but French grain convoy makes it through to Brest...
 * In Boeing 707, can backlink North Atlantic: ...outes and often required a refuelling stop when used on the North Atlantic route. It was originally fitted with four [[Pratt and Whitn...
 * In Fundamentalist Christianity, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Rennie, Ian S. &#8216;Fundamentalism and the Varieties of North Atlantic Evangelicalism.&#8217; In Mark A. Noll, David W. Bebbington...
 * In USS R-19 (SS-96), can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...orgian'']], a unit of the Canadian Navy, in the Western Atlantic Ocean on 21 June 1942 and was lost with all hands....
 * In South Atlantic Anomaly, can backlink South Atlantic: ...] is offset from its geographic center by 280 miles.
 * In Pan American World Airways, can backlink North Atlantic: ...m Boston to Halifax, preparing for North Atlantic flights in the future....
 * In German battleship Scharnhorst, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Since it was too risky to attempt the redeployment via the North Atlantic, on 11-13 February 1942, the two ba...
 * In Casamance, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...a rice-growing area with a tourism trade on its Atlantic Ocean beaches, particularly at Cap Skirring....
 * In Gloucester, Massachusetts, can backlink North Atlantic ocean: ...ogical]] factors created the "storm of the century," in the North Atlantic ocean, off the New England coast. The crew of the ''Andrea Gail'...
 * In Type 23 frigate, can backlink North Atlantic: ... anti-air armament and which would operate primarily in the North Atlantic, would be resupplied by a large force of [[Fort class reple...
 * In William Bainbridge, can backlink South Atlantic: ...errière]]. Under Bainbridge she was sent to cruise in the South Atlantic . On the 29th of December 1812 he fell in with HMS Jav...
 * In Tethys Sea, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...the western end of the Tethys Ocean opened onto the growing Atlantic Ocean, forming the Tethys Sea (or 'Tethys Seaway'). Over the next...
 * In USS Big Horn (AO-45), can backlink North Atlantic: ...Asterion on weather patrol duty in the North Atlantic, under the supervision of the United States Coast Guard...
 * In I, Libertine, can backlink North Atlantic: ...948 with the rank of Commander. He saw much action with the North Atlantic Fleet, serving aboard several minesweepers. He resumed his ...
 * In Shipping Forecast, can backlink North Atlantic: ...st spectacularly, on 10 January 1993, when a record North Atlantic low pressure of 913 mB was recorded:...
 * In Dirk Stikker, can backlink North Atlantic: ...58]]) and head of the Dutch Permanent Representation to the North Atlantic council and to the Organization for European Economy Co-ope...
 * In Tom Van Flandern, can backlink North Atlantic: ...2nd ed. 1999), Dark Matter, Missing Planets and New Comets, North Atlantic Books, Berkeley....
 * In USS Cyclops, can backlink south Atlantic: ...iled to
 * In German auxiliary cruiser Kormoran, can backlink South Atlantic: ...largest of the German raiders, Kormoran operated in the South Atlantic, Indian Ocean, and the South Pacific. In common with other ...
 * In USS Texas (1892), can backlink North Atlantic: ...95]], with Captain Henry Glass in command. Assigned to the North Atlantic Squadron, the warship cruised the eastern seaboard of the [...
 * In USS Iowa (BB-4), can backlink South Atlantic: ...acific early in February 1902 to become flagship of the South Atlantic Squadron. She sailed for New York 12 February 1903,...
 * In USS Massachusetts (BB-2), can backlink North Atlantic: ...xt ten months, participating in training maneuvers with the North Atlantic Squadron off Florida, and making calls at major east co...
 * In USS Kearsarge (BB-5), can backlink North Atlantic: ...M. Folger in command. Kearsarge became flagship of the North Atlantic Station, cruising down the Atlantic seaboard and in the [[C...
 * In USS Kearsarge (1861), can backlink North Atlantic: ...missioned 15 May 1879 for four years of duty in the North Atlantic ranging from Newfoundland to the Caribbean Sea and ...
 * In Hans Langsdorff, can backlink South Atlantic: ...t port with orders to raid enemy commercial shipping in the South Atlantic following the outbreak of the Second World War. For the...
 * In USS Kentucky (BB-6), can backlink North Atlantic: ...r for tactics and maneuvers off the Atlantic coast with the North Atlantic Fleet. The battleship joined the welcome of the British...
 * In USS Illinois (BB-7), can backlink South Atlantic: ...] 1902, then proceeded to the Mediterranean Sea and South Atlantic for fleet maneuvers....
 * In USS Culgoa (AF-3), can backlink North Atlantic: ...Recommissioned 1 October 1902 Culgoa joined the North Atlantic Squadron and provided storeship services to ships and shore...
 * In USS Missouri (BB-11), can backlink North Atlantic: ...with Captain William S. Cowles in command. Assigned to the North Atlantic Fleet, Missouri left Norfolk, Virginia, on [[4 Febr...
 * In USS Mississippi (BB-41), can backlink North Atlantic: ...[16 June]] 1941, she prepared for patrol service in the North Atlantic . Steaming from Newport, Rhode Island, she escorted a co...
 * In Herbert Wohlfarth, can backlink North Atlantic: ...U-556'', but just eight days later his boat was sunk in the North Atlantic southwest of Iceland by the British corvettes [[HMS...
 * In USS Seawolf (SSN-575), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ining exercises. On 3 September, she steamed across the North Atlantic to participate in NATO exercises. The submarine surfac...
 * In USS Reuben James (DE-153), can backlink North Atlantic: ...1944]], she joined an anti-submarine group operation in the North Atlantic . Operating south of Newfoundland, Reuben James was ...
 * In Invincible class aircraft carrier, can backlink north Atlantic: ...to provide the heart of ASW hunter-killer groups in the north Atlantic during a war against the Soviet Union. In that context,...
 * In HMS Ark Royal (91), can backlink South Atlantic: ...ovember 1938. In December 1939 she was sent to the South Atlantic to help in the search for the German pocket battleship ...
 * In Black-browed Albatross, can backlink North Atlantic: ... oceans. It is the most likely albatross to be found in the North Atlantic due to a northerly migratory tendency. ...
 * In USS Vesuvius (1888), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ctober]] 1890. She operated off the east coast with the North Atlantic Squadron into 1895. Highlights of this tour of duty inc...
 * In USS New York (CA-2), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ates]] at the opening of the Kiel Canal. Rejoining the North Atlantic Squadron, New York operated off [[Fort Monroe, Charlest...
 * In USS South Dakota (BB-57), can backlink North Atlantic: ...perated with Ranger (CV-4) in the North Atlantic until mid-April....
 * In USS Wisconsin (BB-64), can backlink North Atlantic: ...en participated in NATO exercises which took her across the North Atlantic to the British Isles. She arrived in the [[River Clyde]...
 * In USS Arkansas (BB-33), can backlink North Atlantic: ... Halifax, Nova Scotia, then continued on through the stormy North Atlantic . The convoy reached Greenock on 17 August, and ''Arkans...
 * In Atlantic herring, can backlink North Atlantic: ...aine]] and Gulf of St. Lawrence. North Atlantic herring schools have been measured up to [[1 E9 m3|4 cubic ...
 * In Fulmar, can backlink north Atlantic: .... The Northern Fulmar, or just Fulmar lives the north Atlantic and north Pacific, whereas the Southern Fulmar is, a...
 * In USS Dixie (1893), can backlink North Atlantic: ...1 October]] 1903 and joined the Caribbean Squadron, North Atlantic Fleet. She served principally as a transport on the east c...
 * In Lucy the Elephant, can backlink South Atlantic: ...d several elephant-shaped buildings. The first was built at South Atlantic City, which later changed its name to Margate. This structu...
 * In USS Vincennes (CA-44), can backlink North Atlantic: ...lity Patrol into the autumn as American naval forces in the North Atlantic found themselves engaged in a de facto war with Germany, ''...
 * In USS Raritan (1843), can backlink South Atlantic: ...is H. Gregory]], cleared New York Harbor and sailed for the South Atlantic where she served as Commodore Daniel Turner's [[flagshi...
 * In USS Shenandoah (1862), can backlink South Atlantic: ...as flagship of Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson who commanded the South Atlantic Squadron. She watched over American interests in that quart...
 * In Human migration, can backlink North Atlantic: ... the art of navigation, as the Norse adventurers in the North Atlantic and the Arab traders in the Indian Ocean did not create per...
 * In Samuel Adams (naval officer), can backlink North Atlantic: ...uadron to the SBD Dauntless aircraft, flying escort for North Atlantic convoys until U.S. entry to the war....
 * In The World at War, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Africa   *9  Stalingrad     *10  Wolfpack: U-Boats in the North Atlantic 1939-43    ...
 * In Fin Whale, can backlink North Atlantic: ... include 24,000 in the Southern Ocean and 14,000 in the North Atlantic between Iceland and Greenland....
 * In USS Austin (LPD-4), can backlink north Atlantic: ... training, the vessel got underway on 22 August for the north Atlantic . There she took part in Operation Northern Wedding, in ...
 * In Fortress Louisbourg, can backlink North Atlantic: ...struggled to diversify economically with the decline of the North Atlantic fishery....
 * In Afghanistan timeline April 16-30, 2003, can backlink north Atlantic: ...NATO's history that it took charge of a mission outside the north Atlantic area. Canada had originally been slated to take over IS...
 * In USS Nashville (LPD-13), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ious Readiness Groups, Mine Countermeasure Task Group, NATO North Atlantic Operations, and training assignments with the Fleet Marine ...
 * In USS Katahdin (ram), can backlink North Atlantic: ...sioned there 10 March 1898. She was attached to the North Atlantic Squadron and operated along the Atlantic Coast from [[New E...
 * In Aerial refueling, can backlink South Atlantic: ...from the UK to the Ascension Island staging post in the South Atlantic and further deployments south of attack, transport and mari...
 * In British ensigns, can backlink north Atlantic: ...signs. The red squadron tended to patrol the Caribbean and north Atlantic, the white the coasts of Britain, France and the Mediterran...
 * In Long-tailed Duck, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ding habitat is cold northern oceans and large lakes in the North Atlantic region, Alaska, northern Canada, northern [[Europe]...
 * In Swanton (town), Vermont, can backlink Altantic Ocean: ... of the St. Lawrence lowland. Salt water flowed in from the Altantic Ocean to fill the depression in the St. Lawrence basin, thus crea...
 * In Fernão Lopez, can backlink South Atlantic Ocean: ...himself on Saint Helena, an island in the middle of the South Atlantic Ocean, thereby becoming its first permanent resident. He is only ...
 * In Empire of Brazil, can backlink North Atlantic: ...y as from attempts to share in the prosperity stemming from North Atlantic demand for Brazil's exports....
 * In Hurricane Mitch, can backlink north Atlantic: ...r 5]]. Mitch became extratropical, and accelerated into the north Atlantic . It was tracked north of Great Britain on November 9....
 * In Chesapeake and Delaware Canal, can backlink North Atlantic: ...anal'' to continue its leading role in serving the nation's North Atlantic ports....
 * In History of Brazil (1889-1930), can backlink North Atlantic: ...the technologically, economically, and politically superior North Atlantic retarded its domestic industrial base. Farm equipment was p...
 * In Viking colonization of the Americas, can backlink North Atlantic: ...[Viking]]s, or Norse, explored and settled areas of the North Atlantic, including the northeast fringes of North America, begi...
 * In Minke Whale, can backlink North Atlantic: ... known but is believed to be in the order of 150,000 in the North Atlantic, 25,000 in the North Pacific, and 750,000 in the Southern O...
 * In Arthur Wakefield, can backlink North Atlantic: ...the suppression of the slave trade. He also saw duty in the North Atlantic, the West Indies and the Mediterranean. He was eventually g...
 * In Cruise ship, can backlink North Atlantic: ...uthern cruises during the worst of the winter season of the North Atlantic . Other companies followed suit. Some of them built special...
 * In TAP Air Portugal, can backlink north Atlantic: ... a code sharing arrangement with Delta Airlines for north Atlantic service. 1996 saw the introduction of service to Bosto...
 * In Safeco Field, can backlink South Atlantic: ...of Seattle, at the intersection of 1st Avenue South and South Atlantic Street....
 * In Thurso, can backlink North Atlantic: ...e local youths. The power of the waves rolling in from the North Atlantic has been compared with those of Hawaii.  Certainly, for...
 * In USS Cod (SS-224), can backlink North Atlantic: ...o be named for the cod, the well-known food fish of the North Atlantic and North Pacific.                                        ...
 * In James K. Bartleman, can backlink North Atlantic: ...h Africa]] in 1998-1999. Mr Bartleman was Ambassador to the North Atlantic Council of NATO from 1990 to 1994. He served as Ambassa...
 * In Moon Jelly, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ..., Aurelia sp. You can find them in the Chesapeake Bay, Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, and other places in the U.S ....
 * In Jackie Fisher, 1st Baron Fisher, can backlink North Atlantic: .... Fisher was knighted in 1894 and put in charge of the North Atlantic and West Indies station in 1897 before heading the Brit...
 * In Rosin, can backlink South Atlantic: ...of other oils. The chief region of rosin production is the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf states of the United States. American ...
 * In Music of Ireland, can backlink North Atlantic: ...raditionnelle irlandaise]] Ireland is an island in the North Atlantic politically divided between the Republic of Ireland and...
 * In HMS Inflexible (1907), can backlink South Atlantic: ...atrol, covering a troop convoy, before being ordered to the South Atlantic on 4 November 1914 following the British defeat at the ...
 * In USS Wasp (CV-18), can backlink South Atlantic: ...f January 1957, rounded Cape Horn for operations in the South Atlantic and Caribbean Sea, then proceeded to Boston where she arriv...
 * In USS Dolphin (PG-24), can backlink North Atlantic: ...the "New Navy" to be completed, Dolphin was assigned to the North Atlantic Station, cruising along the eastern seaboard until February...
 * In Bretton Woods system, can backlink North Atlantic: ...itish Prime Minister Winston Churchill on a ship in the North Atlantic was the most notable precursor to the Bretton Woods Confere...
 * In SS Californian, can backlink north Atlantic: ...topped for the night on the edge of a large icefield in the north Atlantic . A short time later Cyril Evans, the ship's sole wirele...
 * In Macaronesia, can backlink North Atlantic: ...veral geologic hotspots. Although Iceland is also a North Atlantic island that sits atop a hotspot, it is not considered part ...
 * In USS Midway (CV-41), can backlink North Atlantic: ...equipment and techniques for cold weather operations in the North Atlantic . East coast and Caribbean training was highlighted by [[Ope...
 * In USS Triton (SSRN-586), can backlink South Atlantic: ...shakedown cruise on 15 February 1960, bound for the South Atlantic . She arrived in the middle Atlantic off [[St. Peter and St....
 * In USS Tunny (SSN-682), can backlink North Atlantic: ...spent January and part of February 1978 preparing for a North Atlantic deployment which commenced in late February and concluded i...
 * In USS Argonaut (SS-475), can backlink North Atlantic: ...er. During the next two months, Argonaut prepared for a North Atlantic and Mediterranean cruise. She sailed on 26 May and made...
 * In Crato Formation, can backlink South Atlantic: ...arly Cretaceous times, ca 117 Ma. At that time, the South Atlantic was opening up in a long narrow shallow sea.
 * In USS Amberjack (SS-522), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ndon, Connecticut]], she conducted training missions in the North Atlantic, and, in November 1946, made a cruise above the [[Arcti...
 * In ETOPS, can backlink North Atlantic: ...9; 2004 Karl L. Swartz ]] The North Atlantic airways are the most heavily utilized oceanic routes in the...
 * In USS Runner (SS-476), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ears. In the autumn of 1957, Runner participated in North Atlantic NATO exercises, visiting ports in France and [[Engl...
 * In USS Tirante (SS-420), can backlink North Atlantic: ...schedule of exercises and maneuvers with Fleet units in the North Atlantic, off the east coast and in the Caribbean Sea and the [[...
 * In Orthonectida, can backlink North Atlantic: ...e ** Ciliocincta julini (Caullery and Mesnil, 1899) - E North Atlantic, in polychaetes...
 * In USS Archerfish (SSN-678), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ort on 7 January 1974 for special operations in the North Atlantic . During this cruise, she visited Faslane, Scotland,...
 * In The Ultimates, can backlink North Atlantic: ...th extraterrestrial technology, and was thrown into the North Atlantic, where he was frozen. He remained in [[suspended animation]...
 * In Radiesthesia, can backlink North Atlantic: ...rman Navy attempted to use pendulums over large maps of the North Atlantic to locate battleships....
 * In USS Norfolk (DL-1), can backlink South Atlantic: ...five years during which she served as flagship of Commander South Atlantic Forces except in 1962 when she was flagship for Commander C...
 * In E. Roland Harriman, can backlink North Atlantic: ... World War II, served as manager for the organization's North Atlantic area from 1944 to 1946, was its vice-president and ...
 * In Philander C. Knox, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ed the settlement of the Bering Sea controversy and the North Atlantic fisheries controversy....
 * In USS Herring (SS-233), can backlink North Atlantic: ...all oily fish found in the temperate, shallow waters of the North Atlantic . Her keel was laid down 14 July 1941 by the [[Port...
 * In USS Galena (1862), can backlink North Atlantic: ...hed Newport News, Virginia, on 2 April to serve the North Atlantic Squadron as a picket and patrol ship at the mouth of the [[...
 * In USS Shark (SS-174), can backlink North Atlantic: ...utenant C.J. Carter in command. Following shakedown in the North Atlantic and the Caribbean Sea, Shark transited the [[Panama...
 * In USS Perch (SS-176), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ommander G. C. Crawford in command. After shakedown in the North Atlantic, Perch became a member of the Pacific Fleet when she jo...
 * In Ocean Ranger, can backlink North Atlantic: ..., instead jumping over the side into the cold waters of the North Atlantic, to perish within minutes in the heavy seas....
 * In USS Trout (SS-566), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ships of the fleet and NATO nations, operating from the North Atlantic to the Caribbean Sea. She engaged in sonar evaluati...
 * In SS United States, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ce and maintained a 32 knot (59 km/h) crossing speed on the North Atlantic in a service career that lasted 17 years....
 * In USS Card (CVE-11), can backlink North Atlantic: ... third hunter-killer cruise 24 November heading for the North Atlantic . Late on 23 December the group ran into a wolf pack; ''...
 * In USS Core (CVE-13), can backlink North Atlantic: ...o 29 May, she operated with TG 21.16 in the central and North Atlantic, then sailed from New York 24 June to...
 * In Striped Dolphin, can backlink South Atlantic: ... off-shore waters. It is found in abudance in the North and South Atlantic Oceans, including the Meditterranean and Gulf of Mexico, th...
 * In USS Santee (CVE-29), can backlink North Atlantic: ...21.11, Santee and a trio of four-stackers patrolled the North Atlantic from 1 to 9 December. The group was dis...
 * In USS Trigger (SS-564), can backlink North Atlantic: ...n on 2 February 1959 for extended operations in the North Atlantic . She called at Faslane, Scotland, and returned to h...
 * In HMS Hesperus (H57), can backlink North Atlantic: ...[7 December]] 1941, U-93 in the North Atlantic on 15 January 1942, U-191 ...
 * In RAF Ferry Command, can backlink north Atlantic: ...and later developed. The Command's operational area was the north Atlantic, and its responsibility was to bring the larger aircraft th...
 * In Freedoms of the air, can backlink North Atlantic: ...nnon Airport]], which was used as a stopping point for most North Atlantic flights until the 1960s. [[Ted Stevens Anchorage Internatio...
 * In USS Panther (1889), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ed States]] and Spain. In April, Panther joined the North Atlantic Fleet, portions of which blockaded Cuba throughout the ...
 * In USS Prairie (1890), can backlink North Atlantic: ...d at first to the Northern Patrol Squadron and later to the North Atlantic Fleet. During the Spanish-American War, she served in C...
 * In USS Harder (SS-568), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ntic Fleet and Allied NATO nations. Operating from the North Atlantic to the Caribbean Sea, she engaged in sonar evaluati...
 * In HMS Renown (1916), can backlink South Atlantic: ... during World War II. In late 1939, she was sent to the South Atlantic to search for the German armored ship [[Adm...
 * In HMS Richmond (F239), can backlink South Atlantic: ...Week. The following year Richmond was dispatched to the South Atlantic as part of Atlantic Patrol Task (South) and later under...
 * In RFA Diligence (A132), can backlink south Atlantic: ...ng just two weeks in the UK, Diligence departed for the south Atlantic, returning to Faslane in December 1998. Early 1999 saw ...
 * In Cuisine of Denmark, can backlink north Atlantic: ...ow fairly widespread. * Shrimp -- Small shrimp from the north Atlantic are most common. Fjord shrimp are a rare delicacy: very sm...
 * In Winfield Scott Schley, can backlink South Atlantic: ...ded Essex, most of the time in the South Atlantic on the Brazil station. During the cruise he sailed ''E...
 * In Fairey Barracuda, can backlink North Atlantic: ...27 Squadron FAA|No. 827 Squadron]] and were deployed in the North Atlantic . The following year they entered service in the Pacific The...
 * In HMCS Toronto (FFH 333), can backlink North Atlantic: ...nding Naval Force Atlantic, 1997 - TORONTO deployed for North Atlantic operations with the NATO squadron and was involved in a maj...
 * In USS Jacob Jones (DD-130), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ith Destroyer Division 54 to prepare for escort duty in the North Atlantic . Jacob Jones received 2 months of upkeep and inspection...
 * In Magellanic subpolar forests, can backlink South Atlantic: ...e taken by Spanish explorer Ferdinand Magellan from the South Atlantic to the South Pacific. The Andean and Fuegan mountains inter...
 * In USS John Paul Jones (DD-932), can backlink North Atlantic: ...re, arriving 6 June 1957. NATO maneuvers in the North Atlantic followed in October. After another brief cruise to the [[Me...
 * In STS-59, can backlink North Atlantic ocean: ... Pacific Ocean, the East Australian Ocean currents, and the North Atlantic ocean ; geology sites at Cerro Laukaru, Chile, snow cover ...
 * In Frisland, can backlink North Atlantic: ... island]] that appeared on virtually all of the maps of the North Atlantic from the 1560s through the 1660s. ...
 * In USS Grayling (SSN-646), can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ... in the Alboran Sea, Gulf of Cadiz, and the eastern Atlantic Ocean, along with destroyer...
 * In CSS Alabama, can backlink North Atlantic: ...pent the next two months capturing and burning ships in the North Atlantic and intercepting American grain ships bound for Europe. Con...
 * In Global Underground: Oslo, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...CD2: # Bedrock - Forbidden Zone # Cruzeman - Ohm Sessions # Atlantic Ocean - Cycles Of Life...
 * In HMS Dreadnought (S101), can backlink South Atlantic: ...MS Phoebe|Phoebe]], Dreadnought was deployed to the South Atlantic in 1977 to deter possible Argentine aggre...
 * In USS Briscoe (DD-977), can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...gets in Iraq.  - Served in the Arabian Gulf, Indian Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Black Sea, Baltic Sea, Red Sea, and Mediterranean Sea....
 * In USS Guadalcanal (CVE-60), can backlink North Atlantic: ...Norfolk 5 January 1944 in search of enemy submarines in the North Atlantic . On 16 January aircraft from Guadalcanal sighted three ...
 * In USS Tripoli (CVE-64), can backlink South Atlantic: ... prepared to rendezvous with her smaller sister boat in the South Atlantic narrows—directly in the path of the Tripoli escort group....
 * In USS Mission Bay (CVE-59), can backlink south Atlantic: ...8 September Mission Bay steamed from Portsmouth for the south Atlantic . After refueling at Dakar, French West Africa (now ...
 * In USS Shamrock Bay (CVE-84), can backlink South Atlantic: ...at Norfolk and prepared for antisubmarine operations in the South Atlantic . However, the loss of escort carriers in the Philippine are...
 * In List of molecules with unusual names, can backlink North Atlantic: ...) - an alcohol derived from Fucus vesiculosis, a North Atlantic seaweed....
 * In A class destroyer, can backlink North Atlantic: ...rotection and anti-submarine warfare in home waters and the North Atlantic . The survivors saw a number of modifications, as did nearly...
 * In USS St. Louis (CL-49), can backlink North Atlantic: ... next 11 months, took her from the West Indies into the North Atlantic . On 3 September 1940, she put to sea with an inspec...
 * In USS Wichita (CA-45), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ny with Tuscaloosa (CA-37), Wichita operated in the North Atlantic, sailing to within 800 miles of Ireland, she then returned ...
 * In USS Des Moines (CA-134), can backlink North Atlantic: ...n]], along the east coast, in the Mediterranean, and in North Atlantic waters. Annually between 1949 and 1957 she deployed to the ...
 * In USS Newport News (CA-148), can backlink North Atlantic: ...3 through 1967 consisted primarily of NATO exercises in the North Atlantic, gunnery and amphibious exercises off the Eastern seaboard ...
 * In USS Rochester (CA-124), can backlink North Atlantic: ...to helicopters. She operated in the Caribbean and along the North Atlantic coast until she stood out from Narragansett Bay on 5 Ja...
 * In RORSAT, can backlink South Atlantic Ocean: ...t piece of the satellite to return to Earth, landing in the South Atlantic Ocean on February 7 1983....
 * In 1935 in aviation, can backlink South Atlantic: ...ean Batten]] becomes the first woman to fly solo across the South Atlantic, taking 2 days 13 hours to cross from Senegal to [[Braz...
 * In 1932 in aviation, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ega, becomes the first woman to make solo flight across the North Atlantic, from Harbour Grace in Newfoundland to [[Londonderr...
 * In 1933 in aviation, can backlink South Atlantic: ... May 7-8 - Stanislaw Skarzynski flew the South Atlantic in a small single-seater tourist airplane, a RWD-5bis, ...
 * In 1949 in aviation, can backlink North Atlantic: ...[C-74 Loadmaster]] carries 103 passengers and crew over the North Atlantic, the largest number to have made the crossing in a single f...
 * In USS Minneapolis (C-13), can backlink North Atlantic: ..., Capt. G. H. Wadleigh, USN, in command.
 * In Second happy time, can backlink North Atlantic: ...]. The German Navy no longer had its surface tankers in the North Atlantic to refuel submarines (these had been sunk by Allied forces ...
 * In Prestwick, can backlink North Atlantic: ...the Shanwick Oceanic Control centre, which oversees all North Atlantic air traffic on the European side....
 * In USS Essex (1876), can backlink North Atlantic: ...6]], Commander W. S. Schley commanding; and reported to the North Atlantic Squadron....
 * In Cold War (1953-1962), can backlink North Atlantic: ...] that the so-called "free world" consisted by and large of North Atlantic imperialist powers....
 * In Daniel W. Bursch, can backlink North Atlantic: ...editerranean aboard the USS John F. Kennedy, and to the North Atlantic and Indian Oceans aboard the USS America. He attended t...
 * In USS Douglas H. Fox (DD-779), can backlink North Atlantic: ... British and Canadian navies for a NATO exercise in the North Atlantic, visiting the Mediterranean before returning to Norfolk to ...
 * In Innes Ireland, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Track magazine]] as well as skippering trawlers in the North Atlantic . Towards the end of his life, he was elected president of t...
 * In HMS Penelope (F127), can backlink South Atlantic: ... 1983. The following year, Penelope deployed to the South Atlantic yet again, patrolling and performing other duties in that r...
 * In USS Clamagore (SS-343), can backlink North Atlantic: ...r and 7 December she took part in NATO exercises in the North Atlantic, calling at Portsmouth, England, and [[Argentia, Newfou...
 * In Quebradillas, Puerto Rico, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...rs from San Juan  Limits: North: Atlantic Ocean, South: San Sebastian, East:  Camuy, West: Isabela...
 * In USS Gearing (DD-710), can backlink North Atlantic: ...AM]] I" overhaul. Following operations in the Caribbean and North Atlantic in the spring and summer of 1964, Gearing entered t...
 * In USS Gunnel (SS-253), can backlink north Atlantic: ...n, Jr.]] in command. A gunnel is a blennoid fish of the north Atlantic ranging south as far as Cape Cod....
 * In USS Savannah (CL-42), can backlink South Atlantic: ...n 25 August, she got underway from Norfolk to patrol in the South Atlantic as far as Trinidad and the Martin Vaz Islands in th...
 * In Scott J. Kelly, can backlink North Atlantic: ...o Fighter Squadron 143 and made overseas deployments to the North Atlantic, Mediterranean Sea, Red Sea and Persian Gulf aboard the [[U...
 * In Manned Orbiting Laboratory, can backlink South Atlantic: ...pace capsule was recovered near Ascention Island in the South Atlantic by the USS La Salle....
 * In USS Ticonderoga (1863), can backlink South Atlantic: ...nsively repaired in 1870 and reported for duty with the South Atlantic Squadron at Rio de Janeiro on 23 August 1871. A...
 * In Brian Callison, can backlink North Atlantic: ...d Norway, the latter the story of a rescue ship attached to North Atlantic convoys....
 * In HMS Vanguard (1944), can backlink North Atlantic: ...the 1950s Vanguard's main deck was dry in heavy North Atlantic swells whereas US Navy [[Iowa class battleship|Iowa...
 * In HMS Invincible (1907), can backlink South Atlantic: ... her sister Inflexible to the South Atlantic where she fought in the Battle of the Falkland Islands....
 * In Ecotype, can backlink South Atlantic Ocean: ... South American rivers and the pelagic ecotype found in the South Atlantic Ocean.
 * In Whaling in the Faroe Islands, can backlink North Atlantic: ...Scientific Committee is the 778,000 animals obtained by the North Atlantic Sightings Survey in 1995. Those in favour of whaling, such ...
 * In William F. Readdy, can backlink North Atlantic: ...on Eighty-five aboard the USS Forrestal deployed to the North Atlantic and Mediterranean from 1976 until 1980. Upon completion of ...
 * In Cavolinioidea, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...acria major (Boas, 1886) **Distribution : Florida, Bermuda, Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean....
 * In Battle of the Denmark Strait, can backlink North Atlantic: ...Prinz Eugen'']] which were attempting to break out into the North Atlantic to destroy Allied merchant shipping....
 * In Icelandic Defense Force, can backlink North Atlantic: ... an agreement to provide for the defense of Iceland and the North Atlantic . There are more than 25 different commands of various sizes...
 * In Acteonidae, can backlink North Atlantic: ...eudacteon pusillus'' Forbes, 1844 **Distribution : Florida, North Atlantic, Mediterranean...
 * In William T. Sampson, can backlink North Atlantic: ...issioner]] on 20 August 1898 but resumed command of the North Atlantic Fleet in December. He became Commandant of the [[Boston Nav...
 * In USS Torsk (SS-423), can backlink North Atlantic: ...es Navy]] to be named for the torsk, a food fish of the North Atlantic, also known as the cusk or tusk. ...
 * In USS Marblehead (CL-12), can backlink South Atlantic: ...he rebuilt Marblehead again put to sea. Attached to the South Atlantic Force, she operated against the enemy in the South Atlantic...
 * In USS Memphis (CL-13), can backlink South Atlantic: ...cife]], Brazil, 10 May. She continued operations in the South Atlantic for most of World War II. In March 1942 the ship escorted t...
 * In USS Advance (1862), can backlink South Atlantic: ...st]] 1875, Frolic departed Philadelphia for duty on the South Atlantic Station a week later. She cruised the coasts of [[Argentina...
 * In Northeast Utilities, can backlink North Atlantic: ... store energy for sale during peak periods. The subsidiary North Atlantic Energy Service Corporation used to operate the Seabrook Sta...
 * In USS Shark (SSN-591), can backlink North Atlantic: ...or two weeks of type training. She was next deployed to the North Atlantic from 15 March to 23 May. During this period, ''Shar...
 * In EBUL, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ... successes include the pop band Steps, and dance outfit Atlantic Ocean ("Waterfall")....
 * In Bulloidea, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ... **Distribution : Mediterranean, Morocco, Canaries, Azores, Atlantic Ocean, Florida...
 * In Westland Sea King ASaC7, can backlink South Atlantic: ... within eleven weeks. The first AEW2As were deployed to the South Atlantic soon after the war. 13 Sea Kings were eventually modified. ...
 * In North Atlantic Blockading Squadron, can backlink North Atlantic: ...nto the Atlantic Squadron on 25 July 1865. The North Atlantic Blockading Squadron was based at [[Hampton Roads, Virginia]...
 * In David Dixon Porter, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Rear-Admiral on July 4, 1863. During 1864 he commanded the North Atlantic Blocking Squadron, and took part in the capture of Fort Fis...
 * In USS South Carolina (CGN-37), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ws Shipbuilding Co., Newport News, VA. The cruiser's first North Atlantic deployment was to the Nimitiz battle group. After the '...
 * In South Atlantic Blockading Squadron, can backlink South Atlantic: ...etween the North and South Atlantic Blockading Squadrons on 29 October 1861. After the...
 * In Reverend Robert James Bateman, can backlink North Atlantic: ...n became a footnote to history when the Titanic sank in the North Atlantic after striking an iceberg. But Bateman's death on April 15,...
 * In Madoc, can backlink North Atlantic: ...e claimed that King Arthur had won a vast empire in the North Atlantic and that the voyages of Madoc had confirmed the title of th...
 * In Haminoeidae, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ....A. Smith, 1872 **Distribution : Caribbean, Brazil, Eastern Atlantic Ocean, Azores, Canaries, Cape Verde Islands...
 * In Fort class replenishment ship, can backlink North Atlantic: ...d to supply the Type 23 class frigates in their North Atlantic anti-submarine role. The Type 23 was at the time planned to...
 * In Port of Philadelphia, can backlink North Atlantic: ...nternational business center, handles over a quarter of the North Atlantic Districts annual tonnage and is the fourth largest port in ...
 * In USS Morris (DD-417), can backlink North Atlantic: ... schedules until the summer of 1941 when she joined the North Atlantic Patrol. With the entry of the United States into World War ...
 * In USS Evans (DD-78), can backlink North Atlantic: ...h her Norwegian crew, she also served on escort duty in the North Atlantic, continuing in this vital assignment after she returned to ...
 * In Destroyers for Bases Agreement, can backlink North Atlantic: ...corting convoy HX 237, Broadway located and sank U89 in the North Atlantic on 14 May 1943; allocated for scrapping in March 1948....
 * In John Woodward Philip, can backlink North Atlantic: ... 28 December 1898, he served as Commander 2nd Squadron, North Atlantic Fleet, flying his broad pennant in [[USS New York (CA-2)|''...
 * In World War I Victory Medal, can backlink North Atlantic: ...: For personnel regularly attached to escort vessels on the North Atlantic between April 6, 1917, and November 11, 1918....
 * In Chesapeake Bay Bridge-Tunnel, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ... imposed by northeasters, hurricanes, and the unpredictable Atlantic Ocean . In April 1964, 42 months after construction began, the Che...
 * In Royal Mail Ship, can backlink South Atlantic: ...elena]], which serves the island of St. Helena in the South Atlantic, and RMS Queen Mary 2''....
 * In Melancthon Brooks Woolsey, can backlink South Atlantic: ...] in 1867 and 1868. In 1869, he took command of the South Atlantic Station flagship Guerriere...
 * In Hurricane Alex (2004), can backlink north Atlantic: ...an extratropical storm. The remnants continued out into the north Atlantic where they caused gale conditions. Alex's remnants sank...
 * In USS Sims (DD-409)/Temp, can backlink South Atlantic: ...troyer operated with the Neutrality Patrol in Caribbean and South Atlantic waters. In November and December 1940, Sims patrolled off M...
 * In Subantarctic Fur Seal, can backlink south Atlantic: ... Seals]]. The largest breeding colonies on Gough in the south Atlantic and Amsterdam in the southern part o...
 * In Articles of Association, can backlink North Atlantic: ...the British West Indies, and barred colonial ships from the North Atlantic fisheries. These punitive measures were later extended to ...
 * In USS Atlanta (1861), can backlink South Atlantic: ... Pont&#8212;the commanding officer of the newly established South Atlantic Blockading Squadron&#8212;ordered a Union naval force to wa...
 * In USS Atlanta (1884), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ng modifications until July of 1887 when she joined the North Atlantic Squadron. For a little over two years, she cruised the Atla...
 * In South Atlantic States, can backlink South Atlantic: ...Arkansas]], Louisiana, Oklahoma and Texas), the South Atlantic States constitute the United States Census Bureau's bro...
 * In RRH Benbecula, can backlink North Atlantic: ...lly unmanned. Its radar provides long-range coverage of the North Atlantic approaches to Scotland....
 * In Aurora Islands, can backlink south Atlantic: ...al status, although they continued to appear on maps of the south Atlantic until the 1870s. ...
 * In James Fitzmaurice, can backlink North Atlantic: ... Ireland had lost its importance as a port of departure for North Atlantic flights with the development of new types of aircraft. ...
 * In RMS Laconia (1911), can backlink South Atlantic: ...merchant cruiser in 1914 and based at Simonstown in the South Atlantic, from which she patrolled the South Atlantic and [[Indian O...
 * In USS Barry (DD-248), can backlink South Atlantic: ...e first half of 1943 she performed escort duties in the South Atlantic, operating from Trinidad....
 * In USS Spadefish (SSN-668), can backlink North Atlantic: ...July participated in antisubmarine warfare exercises in the North Atlantic . After returning to her home port, Norfolk, Virginia, ...
 * In USS Seahorse (SSN-669), can backlink north Atlantic: ...airs. On 9 February 1972, she again set sail for a north Atlantic deployment, visiting Faslane, Scotland, before retu...
 * In Daniel Ammen, can backlink South Atlantic: ...In 1861-1862 he commanded the gunboat Seneca in the South Atlantic blockading fleet. His bravery was conspicuous in the [[batt...
 * In Dr. Michael M. Krop High School, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...ol's location] The boundaries for attendance are: Begin at Atlantic Ocean and NE 215 Street (Dade/Broward County Line), West on NE 21...
 * In USS Grenadier (SS-525), can backlink North Atlantic: ...Florida]]. While on special antisubmarine exercises in the North Atlantic on the morning of 29 May 1959, Grenadier, in co...
 * In Himilco the Navigator, can backlink Atlantic ocean: ...s not (according to Avienus) first to sail the northern Atlantic ocean ; According to Avenius Himilco followed the route used by th...
 * In Jonathan Wutawunashe, can backlink North Atlantic: ...abwe, the Southern African region, and as far afield as the North Atlantic . As leader of the Gospel group Family Singers, his enthusia...
 * In HMCS Chicoutimi (SS 879), can backlink North Atlantic: ...essels to handle the situation. The rough conditions in the North Atlantic were impeding the efforts of the Royal and Irish navies to ...
 * In USS Thornback (SS-418), can backlink North Atlantic: ...Charleston, South Carolina]], conducting deployments to the North Atlantic, the Mediterranean Sea, and to the Caribbean Sea an...
 * In Battles of the Imperial Japanese Navy, can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ... around the Tsingtao peninsula. * Few ships diverted to Atlantic Ocean and Mediterranean Sea for escort duties cooperating with Br...
 * In USS Odax (SS-484), can backlink North Atlantic: ...on Naval Shipyard]] and departed in December, bound for the North Atlantic, to operate with the British Fleet. Subsequent operations i...
 * In USS Irex (SS-482), can backlink North Atlantic: ... Capes. In May 1951 she was assigned patrol duty in the North Atlantic and in August commenced operations out of Key West and [[Cu...
 * In USS Tusk (SS-426), can backlink North Atlantic: ...tional forces of NATO for another round of exercises in the North Atlantic . During these exercises, she visited [[Londonderry, Norther...
 * In USS Hyman G. Rickover (SSN-709), can backlink North Atlantic: ...04]] Rickover returned from six months on patrol in the North Atlantic in support of the War on Terrorism....
 * In No. 12 Squadron RAF, can backlink South Atlantic: ...continent. This tour included the first jet crossing of the South Atlantic, in both directions. ...
 * In USS Haddock (SS-231), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ch]] 1946, nearly 4 years after she had sailed from the North Atlantic to victory. She was placed in reserve in commission [[20 Ap...
 * In USS Crowninshield (DD-134), can backlink Atlantic Ocean: ...] and until the end of 1943 operated in the mid and western Atlantic Ocean escorting convoys to and from Great Britain. She returned t...
 * In USS Boggs (DD-136), can backlink North Atlantic: ...1919]] for a six months cruise along the east coast, in the North Atlantic and in the Caribbean. Upon her return she served with t...
 * In USS Hake (SS-256), can backlink North Atlantic: ...h out and destroy German submarines in the North Atlantic, but no contacts were gained and she arrived [[Helenburgh, ...
 * In USS Upshur (DD-144), can backlink North Atlantic: ... the Mediterranean Sea, from the inhospitable climes of the North Atlantic to the tropical Caribbean. As the Allies slowly gained the ...
 * In USS Greer (DD-145), can backlink North Atlantic: ...inter. She joined other American ships on operations in the North Atlantic early in 1941, out of Reykjavik, Iceland, and [[Argenti...
 * In USS Des Moines (CL-17), can backlink North Atlantic: ... before her arrival at Barbados 11 December to join the North Atlantic Fleet. With this force she cruised in the Caribbean and...
 * In USS Blakeley (DD-150), can backlink North Atlantic: ... 1943 she served with TG 21.13 on hunter-killer duty in the North Atlantic and between 24 March and 11 May 1943 she escorted a...
 * In USS Colorado (1856), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ado sailed from New York, on 12 December 1873 to cruise the North Atlantic Station, and became flagship of the North Atlantic Squadron...
 * In USS Tacoma (CL-20), can backlink North Atlantic: ...harbor]] on 5 November and remained there until joining the North Atlantic Fleet on New Year's Day 1905....
 * In USS Omaha (CL-4), can backlink South Atlantic: ... the United States entered the war, Omaha continued her South Atlantic patrol, instructed to stop Nazi blockade runners. While pat...
 * In USS Milwaukee (CL-5), can backlink South Atlantic: ...]] en route to Recife, Brazil, where she joined the South Atlantic Patrol Force....
 * In USS Cincinnati (CL-6), can backlink South Atlantic: ...4th Fleet at Recife, Brazil, 17 November, and patrolled South Atlantic shipping lanes until the close of the European phase of the...
 * In USS Sea Dog (SS-401), can backlink North Atlantic: ...] to be named for the dogfish, a small shark of the North Atlantic, considered destructive by fishermen. Her keel was laid do...
 * In David J. Kern, can backlink North Atlantic: ...nnati'' (SSN-693)]] as Engineer Officer and deployed to the North Atlantic . In 1992, Captain Kern served as a junior member on the...
 * In USS Stansbury (DD-180), can backlink North Atlantic: ...ied the eastern coastal waters of the United States and the North Atlantic as far east as Iceland....
 * In Sou'wester, can backlink North Atlantic: ... strong winds. It was traditionally worn by sailors off the North Atlantic coast and is distinguished by a wide brim that becomes espe...
 * In Truman's farewell address, can backlink North Atlantic: ...airlift, and our military aid programs. We inaugurated the North Atlantic Pact, the Rio Pact binding the Western Hemisphere together,...
 * In USS Cabezon (SS-334), can backlink North Atlantic: ...on]], a saltwater fish of sculpin family inhabiting the North Atlantic and North Pacific Oceans....
 * In Banks Dory, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ventures was by Howard Blackburn who survived 5 days in the North Atlantic in January....
 * In C. Farris Bryant, can backlink North Atlantic: ...U.S. Navy as a gunnery and antisubmarine officer in the North Atlantic, Mediterranean and Pacific. In 1946, he was elected aga...
 * In Elisabet Sahtouris, can backlink North Atlantic: ...ney Liebes]]). *Biology Revisioned, with Willis Harman, North Atlantic Publishers 1998. ISBN ?...
 * In USS Hardhead (SS-365), can backlink north Atlantic: ...ctical doctrine. She operated off the East Coast and in the north Atlantic, and by 1961 had won four consecutive "E" awards for he...
 * In Helluland, can backlink North Atlantic: ...y Leif Eriksson sometime around 1000 CE on the North Atlantic coast of North America. Helluland was characterized in Vik...
 * In Stephenville Crossing, Newfoundland and Labrador, can backlink North Atlantic: ...Price, Bay St.George Seniors Citizen's Home, College of the North Atlantic ,St. Michael's School, Bank of Montreal Insta-bank, Karl's C...
 * In Francis Munroe Ramsay, can backlink South Atlantic: ...ved in many and varied positions afloat - as Fleet Captain, South Atlantic Squadron and as commanding officer of Guerriere, Ossipee, L...
 * In The Enemy Below, can backlink south Atlantic Ocean: ...)|USS Haynes]] (DE-181), and a German U-boat in the south Atlantic Ocean during World War II. The destroyer is commanded by Captain...
 * In USS Marblehead (C-11), can backlink North Atlantic: ...96. On 1 February 1897, the ship was again assigned to the North Atlantic Station, and for the remainder of the year cruised the east...
 * In Laurisilva, can backlink North Atlantic Ocean: ...[Morocco]]. The location of the Macaronesian islands in the North Atlantic Ocean moderated these climactic fluctuations, and maintained the ...
 * In USS Hartford (1858), can backlink North Atlantic: ...1875. In 1882, as Captain Stephen B. Luce's flagship of the North Atlantic Station, Hartford visited the Caroline Islands, Hawaii,...
 * In HMS Glasgow (1909), can backlink South Atlantic: ...ns, capable of around 26 knots. In World War I, in the South Atlantic in November 1914, she saw action  at the [[Battle of Co...
 * In USS Jallao (SS-368), can backlink North Atlantic: ...an training cruise. September and October were spent in the North Atlantic on a NATO exercise as the submarine helped strengthen t...
 * In James Iredell Waddell, can backlink south Atlantic: ...der]] Waddell made a long and productive cruise through the south Atlantic, across the Indian Ocean and into the north Pacific. In...
 * In HMS Dumbarton Castle, can backlink North Atlantic: ...gate F388. She was built in 1944 and saw serviec in the North Atlantic before being placed into reserve in 1946 before being [...
 * In L. Dana Wilgress, can backlink North Atlantic: ...6]]. He was a Ambasador and permanent representative to the North Atlantic Council of NATO from 1953 to 1958. He was a rep...
 * In Henry Clay Taylor, can backlink North Atlantic: ...hip No. 1)]] in December 1894. His ship was assigned to the North Atlantic Squadron, and he commanded her through the [[Spanish-Americ...
 * In USS Sea Robin (SS-407), can backlink North Atlantic: ...]], the submarine participated in exercise “Micowex” in the North Atlantic testing cold weather gear and procedures under the supervis...

Coriolis Force
I just noticed it, but the article states that water flows clockwise in the North Atlantic due to the coriolis force. The coriolis force article claims that air is induced to flow counter-clockwise in the northern hemisphere. Why is water different? Is either article wrong? -Lommer | talk 02:39, 17 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Air & water are deflected to the right in the northern hemisphere - this gives rise to clockwise gyres seen in the oceans and around high air pressure cells. The counterclockwise flow around a low pressure system is due to being deflected to the right from a straight streamline into the center of a low. That sounds confusing - keep that to the right in mind and study the diagram of flow around a low pressure system in the coriolis discussion. Does that help? Vsmith 23:07, 25 July 2005 (UTC)
 * That all makes sense, but it would seem to indicate a "high pressure system" in the centre of the ocean. What causes this? -Lommer | talk 02:11, 26 July 2005 (UTC)
 * OK. Don't think there's a high pressure system there. Let's try it this way, water near the equator is heated more by absorbed radiation and thus expands. This piled up water tends to flow downhill to the north & south. As it begins to flow the coriolis effect deflects it to the right in the northern and to the left in the southern hemispheres aided by the prevailing wind systems. This deflection, along with continents blocking the way, sets up large rotating surface gyres in each ocean basin. This results in west flowing currents both north & south of the equator (with an east flowing counter-current between - but, that just confuses the issue). Confused yet? :-) Vsmith 18:13, 31 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Not totally. What you've said makes sense, but would seem to generate a counter-clockwise flow: east-flowing currents in the south-north-atlantic and west-flowing currents in the north-north-atlantic. This would agree with the coriolis force article, but disagree with this article. I'm just visualizing water flowing due north from the equator, where it's heated, and being deflected to the right... -Lommer | talk 03:41, 1 August 2005 (UTC)

Surface Area
There are three (different) values given for the surface area of the Atlantic, two at the top (explained) and another later on - can anyone confirm the (sourced) correct figures, please? Thanks, Ian Cairns 13:12, 31 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Needs to be consistent. Not sure that there is an accurate value considering the rather poorly defined boundaries w/ the Southern (Antarctic) and Indian oceans. Or the Arctic for that matter. The value at the bottom, 76.762 million km², is from the CIA factbook. The one at the top, 41,100,000 square miles or 106,400,000 km², is from US Navy Ocean talk. Both say they include adjacent seas. Both are now sourced :-). The difference may be in the arbitrary boundaries between the Indian & Antarctic? Which do we go with for consistency? I'd vote for the CIA value. Also don't know about the volume value. Vsmith 18:13, 31 July 2005 (UTC)

One explanation for the difference in surface area may be the Southern Ocean which acccording to Wikipedia was adopted officially in 2000. The 60th paralel forms the boundary for the Southern and Atlantic Ocean. If one doesn't recognize this ocena than the coast of Antartica would be the Southern Boundary. I came here looking the boundary dividing atlantic and pacific but it's not here or in the pacific ocean article (at least not as of June 2006). Also, the northern boundary is presented incompletely (nothing between Greenland and North America). If anyone could add these facts to the article that would be a nice improvement. Just to clarify, I'm looking for the merridian or other boundary that separates the pacific from the atlantic in the area between South America and Antartica. Is it the Merridian (somewhere around 65° or is it a line from the tip of Tierra del Feugo and the Pen of Antartica? Or something else entirely?. --Cplot 22:26, 7 June 2006 (UTC)

Alternative Names
Should it be mentioned that the Atlantic is sometimes called the Pond (disambiguation), in the sense of "across the pond"? Martin Rudat(T|@|C) 15:10, 22 September 2005 (UTC)

Name meaning
"Of Atlas" or "of Atlantis"? I suspect it's the latter. TCC (talk) (contribs) 02:31, 1 November 2005 (UTC)
 * Or does Atlantis come from Atlantic ? – Beardo 17:54, 2 December 2006 (UTC)
 * Both come from Atlas. 74.38.35.171 02:15, 19 January 2007 (UTC)

Ocean comes from the Ancient Greek words O Kyanos which mean "the blue", referring to any large body of water because it's looks blue. Ethopia comes from the Greek words Ethi Ops which mean "burnt face" or burnt appearance, used to describe the areas where blacks lived.

Link broken
The http://oceanographer.navy.mil/atlantic.html site is gone (but may be back later at a changed location). I gather that provided a lot of the content for this article. If so, that leaves a hole in the documentation. –  Dalbury ( Talk )  14:13, 9 December 2005 (UTC)
 * Per your posting, I've done two things:
 * I moved the two oceanographer.navy.mil links to a new "References" sections, because they are references, not simple external links.
 * I've just pointed to archival copies of these page at the Internet Archive.
 * I hope that helps
 * – DLJessup (talk) 18:01, 10 December 2005 (UTC)
 * Great! I didn't want to mess with it right off, as I've previously had nothing to do with this article, and thought I would let the contributors figure out how to handle it. –  Dalbury ( Talk )  18:19, 10 December 2005 (UTC)

I'm not sure what information this link had, but I found something | here.--Cplot 23:57, 7 June 2006 (UTC)

Failed GA
Lack of sources (three in all). There's a weird "fact sheet" at the end of the History and economy section, which seems out of context - it's more of an introductory data sheet, perhaps it would best be presented in a template on the right in the lead paragraph? Also, the lists "bays, gulfs, and seas" in the lead, and "Ports and harbours" might be better indexed according to continent - it's pretty chaotically presented as is. Poulsen 17:50, 9 April 2006 (UTC)

Removed from "Ports and harbours" section
I just removed the following subsection from the bottom of the "Ports and harbours" section of this article:

Note on transportation
The Saint Lawrence Seaway is an important waterway.

True, but I don't see what that has to do with a Wikipedia article on the Atlantic Ocean. Wikipedia is not a third-grade social studies project. Consider the information removed to the Saint Lawrence Seaway article, I suppose. --Quuxplusone 07:41, 10 May 2006 (UTC)

History and economy - ocean rowing
The Tori Murden entry is a bit spurious here, as she wasn't the first person to row the Atlantic (by a long shot!), only the first solo woman. If there is going to be an ocean rowing reference, surely it should be something earlier? Kert01 14:22, 15 May 2006 (UTC)

More history please?
I'm really curious about pre-Columian ideas about the Atlantic Ocean, from both New and Old World perspectives, particularly from Roman sources. If anyone is knowledgable in this field I think this article would benefit greatly from your additions.

Minor Vandalism "This ocean smells like crap and occupies an elongated" I am guessing somebody messed with it.

Titanic

 * "The Atlantic is famous for many different historic events, one of them being the sinking of the RMS Titanic on April 14, 1912 after hitting an iceberg."

Obviously it is beyond comprehensiveness what makes this event so historical?! It is neither the first ship sunk, nor the last. Quite famous in popular culture but not historical for sure. – Goldie (tell me) 02:57, 12 December 2006 (UTC)

Consistency
In the article it is stated that 'to the east, its boundaries are the European mainland, the Strait of Gibraltar, and the landmass of Africa'. Yet the accompanying image prominently has the Mediterranean and Black sea shaded in blue, signalling them as part of the the Atlantic Ocean.

Which is right? --Evilhairyhamster 18:10, 14 May 2007 (UTC)

 * This is a good point – in a sense, I believe both interpretations are right. The bulk of the Atlantic is situated between the Americas and Europe/Africa; however, the Mediterranean and Black Seas are subunits of the Atlantic (and thus, wash upon Asia Minor and the Levant in Asia).  In any event, this calls for more specificity when describing the ocean and I have made (I think) appropriate edits. Quizimodo 03:29, 22 May 2007 (UTC)

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YOU NEED TO PROVIDE EVEN MORE INFORMATION ABOU BIOMES (HABITATS)!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! —Preceding unsigned comment added by 24.31.98.255 (talk) 19:56, 3 October 2007 (UTC)

Role of the Atlantic
The role of the Atlantic in warfare is not mentioned at all, as is Mid-Atlantic.--mrg3105mrg3105 23:28, 24 January 2008 (UTC)

Proposed oceans project
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whos the dum but who has no in formation
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Amerigo Vespucci
I believe his cartography warrants a mention in the Atlantic Ocean section and will WP:BB & add it. :)--Thecurran (talk) 14:04, 3 November 2008 (UTC)

North / South Division
The north / south boundary is not explicit in this article. I will be WP:BB and add it. :)--Thecurran (talk) 14:31, 3 November 2008 (UTC)

First Man to Swim Across?
Why are there two people who were the first to swim across the Atlantic Ocean?

[from article: History section]
 * 1) In 1994, Guy Delage was the first man to swim across the Atlantic Ocean, from the Cape Verde islands to Barbados.
 * 2) In 1998, Benoit Lecomte was the first man to swim across the northern Atlantic Ocean, stopping for only one week in the Azores. Spiekier (talk) 04:24, 17 February 2009 (UTC)

This seems highly implausable, and without any citations I think it should be removed. —Preceding unsigned comment added by 129.67.169.10 (talk) 15:26, 8 February 2010 (UTC)

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H3d2, I can only assume that you're fighting tooth and nail to keep the link to the Bollycat article because you're the webmaster there, or one of the main contributors. Please, stop. You are just making yourself, and the site, look ridiculous.

Sunny has said the site is bad. I looked at his examples and had to agree that they were wrong. I found a discussion on Sepia Mutiny agreeing that many of the supposed copies weren't so. That is just too many people agreeing that the site is inaccurate.

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Nardò Ring

The Nardò Ring, originally known as Pista di prova di Nardò della Fiat (Fiat's Nardò test track) when it was built in 1975, is a high speed test track located at more than 23 km north-west of the town of Nardò, Italy, in the southern region of Apulia, in the Province of Lecce. It was acquired by Porsche Engineering in 2012 from its former owners, Prototipo SpA. Porsche now calls the site Nardò Technical Center.

Description
The track is 12.5 km long and is round, has four lanes for cars and motorcycles totaling 16 m in width and has a separate inner ring for trucks at a width of 9 m. In the cars/motorcycle ring the lanes are banked at such a degree that a driver in the outer most lane doesn't need to turn the wheel while driving at speeds of up to 240 km/h. In essence, at the so-called neutral speed which is different for the four lanes, one can drive as if in a straight lane. (The centripetal force required to drive in a circle is provided by the ground reaction force, which is angled away from vertical and therefore has a horizontal component pushing the vehicle into the turn.) However, extremely fast cars still require the steering wheel to be turned when going faster than the neutral speed. For example the Koenigsegg CCR which set a speed record for a production car at the Nardò Ring did so with the steering wheel at a 30° angle. This speed record has since been beaten by the Bugatti Veyron at Volkswagen Group's private Ehra-Lessien straight line test track in Germany, and hence the CCR only holds the speed record for the Nardò Ring. In the process of fighting a turn as needed when going faster than the neutral speed quite a bit of potential top speed is lost and hence a fast car will go faster in a straight line than what is possible on the Nardò Ring. Even at the neutral speed, in a banked turn a car runs a bit heavier than it would in a straight line, since the downforce created by the banking increases the rolling resistance on the tires.

The neutral speed for the four car/motorcycle lanes are: During regular weekly working activity the maximum speed allowed on the circular track is 240 km/h. Higher speeds are only allowed at times when a client gets the track for its exclusive use.
 * Lane 1 – 100 km/h
 * Lane 2 – 140 km/h
 * Lane 3 – 190 km/h
 * Lane 4 – 240 km/h

The neutral speed for the truck ring is between 80 km/h and 140 km/h over the width of the track, highest in the outer most part of the lane.

The plant also includes other tracks; the most important is 6.222 km handling circuit, completely inside the circular one. It is characterised by a long main straight and sixteen curves of different radius and variable lateral slope. It can provide useful results for durability, reliability, vehicle dynamics and tire tests of both cars and motorbikes.

The track was featured in British TV series Top Gear in 1992, showing footage of the Jaguar XJ220, driven by Martin Brundle on a top speed test. It was again featured in the series 18 opener of the 2002 reboot format of Top Gear, when the then presenters of the show Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond and James May drove in a Lamborghini Aventador, a Noble M600 and a McLaren MP4-12C, respectively, to see who could reach the highest speed. The rough surface of the track figured prominently in the latter episode, and it was resurfaced in 2018.

Records set on the Nardò Ring

Near the track there is a board showing some of the world records that have been established on the ring.
 * On 13 May 1979 a 125cc Honda sets the 24-hour average speed world record: 137.866 km/h
 * On 5 May 1979, a car broke 400 km/h for the first time, the Mercedes-Benz C111-IV reached a speed of 403.978 km/h, establishing the Italian speed record. The car was able to complete a full ring lap in 1 minute and 57 seconds
 * In 1980 the Volkswagen ARVW set the speed record for a diesel car reaching a speed of 362.07 km/h
 * On 7 November 1982 a Porsche 928 S sets the 24-hour speed record, covering 6,033 kilometers at an average speed of 251.4 km/h (156.2 mph)
 * On 28 November 1982 an Alfa Romeo Giulietta sets the average speed record over a distance of 50,000 km: 175,628 km/h
 * Between 17 and 21 August 1983, three Mercedes-Benz 190E 2.3-16 cars set endurance records for 25,000 km, 25,000 miles, 50,000 km, the latter being run in 201 hours, 39 minutes and 43 seconds at an average 247.94 km/h.
 * On 14 September 1986, the Elf R prototype motorcycle set six world records, including an average speed of 243.572 km/h over 10 km and a top speed of 321 km/h
 * On 4 April 1988, an Audi 200 quattro set the world speed record on 500 miles with an average speed of 324.509 km/h and on 1000 km at 326.403 km/h
 * On 29 August 1993 a Honda NR 750cc ridden by Loris Capirossi set the world record for top speed 304.032 km/h. The record is also established with a standing start on the kilometre at 299.825 km/h and on the 10 km at 283.551 km/h
 * In 1993 a Porsche 928 GTS beats the previous record covering in 24 hours 6.377,25 km at an average speed of 265.72 km/h
 * On 2 June 1994, the Violent Violet electric motorcycle designed by engineer Fabio Fazi and driven by Max Biaggi set five world speed records for electric motorcycles: 1/4 mile, kilometre and mile from standstill, kilometre launched (164.498 km/h) and top speed of 168 km/h
 * On 2 July 1994 a Bugatti EB110GT set a speed record for a methane-powered car, with road homologation, reaching a speed of 344.7 km/h
 * In 1994 the Bertone Z.E.R. managed to set the speed record for an electric car on 1 km by driving it at an average speed of 303.977 km/h
 * On 27 August 1995 an Aprilia 250cc set the record on the kilometre launched with an average speed of 254,021 km/h;
 * On 3 June 2000, a Suzuki GSX 1300R set the world speed record on the running kilometre with 306.598 km/h;
 * On 16 February 2002, a production Lamborghini Murciélago set the average speed record over 1 hour at 305,041 km/h and over 100 miles at 320,254 km/h
 * On 23 February 2002 a Volkswagen W12 also known as Volkswagen Nardò took the world record for all speed classes over 24 hours covering a distance of 7,740.576 km at an average speed of 322.891 km/h
 * In 2004, the Eliica electric concept car, featuring 8-wheel drive, reached a speed of 370 km/h
 * On 28 February 2005 a Koenigsegg CCR, driven by Loris Bicocchi, set the speed record for a production car at 388 km/h
 * On 25 May 2008 a Mercedes-Benz Truck Actros BlueTec III sets the efficiency record for a 40-tonne truck with an average consumption of 19.44 L/100km with a total distance traveled of 12,728 km
 * On 18 August 2019, a pre-series model of the electric Porsche Taycan covered the distance of 3425 km in 24 hours
 * On 9 June 2023, a Triumph Tiger Explorer 1200 GT, driven by Iván Cervantes, covered the distance of 4,012.53 km in 24 hours to claim the record for ‘The greatest distance on a motorcycle in 24 hours (individual)’.

Loris Bicocchi accident in the Bugatti Veyron prototype
During one of the first secret speed tests on a Bugatti Veyron prototype, driven by Loris Bicocchi, one of the wheels exploded carrying the fender with it. The fender raised and brought the front hood with it which collapsed and smashed the windshield, causing the car to lose control and slamming into the guard rail at a speed of 398 km/h.

Although the car's brakes failed, Bicocchi managed to slow the car by scraping along the guardrail, escaping with only minor injuries.

Bicocchi received an invoice from the Nardò Technical Center where they said he damaged 1800 metres of guardrail. Bugatti then took charge of the expenditure.

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It'd be nice if you don't use the Image:Example.jpg on your user page, as the list of pages which use that image should be kept short - in most cases a page using that image was subject to Editing experiments and needs to be repaired. If you like to have a daily changing great picture you can instead use. andy 16:26, 1 August 2005 (UTC)

Notification: changes to "Mark my edits as minor by default" preference
Hello there. This is an automated message to tell you about the gradual phasing out of the preference entitled "Mark all edits minor by default", which you currently have (or very recently had) enabled.

On 13 March 2011, this preference was hidden from the user preferences screen as part of efforts to prevent its accidental misuse (consensus discussion). This had the effect of locking users in to their existing preference, which, in your case, was. To complete the process, your preference will automatically be changed to  in the next few days. This does not require any intervention on your part and you will still be able to manually mark your edits as being 'minor'. The only thing that's changed is that you will no longer have them marked as minor by default.

For established users such as yourself there is a workaround available involving custom JavaScript. If you are familiar with the contents of WP:MINOR, and believe that it is still beneficial to the encyclopedia to have all your edits marked as such by default, then this discussion will give you the details you need to continue with this functionality indefinitely. If you have any problems, feel free to drop me a note.

Thank you for your understanding and happy editing :) Editing on behalf of User:Jarry1250, LivingBot (talk) 17:14, 15 March 2011 (UTC)

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