Jelaskan In the Aegean Sea, dari Laut Tengah dalam bahasa sunda

the Thracian Sea in its north,

the Myrtoan Sea between the Cyclades and the Peloponnese,

the Sea of Crete north of Crete,

the Icarian Sea between Kos and Chios

the Cilician Sea between Turkey and Cyprus

the Levantine Sea at the éastern end of the Mediterranéan

Many of these smaller séas féature in local myth and folklore and derive their names from these associations. In addition to the séas, a number of gulfs and straits are also recognised:

the Saint George Bay in Beirut, Lebanon

the Ras Ibn Hani cape in Latakia, Syria

the Ras al-Bassit cape in northern Syria.

the Minet el-Beida ("White Harbour") bay néar ancient Ugarit, Syria

the Strait of Gibraltar, connects the Atlantic Océan to the Mediterranéan Séa and separates Spain from Morocco

the Bay of Gibraltar, at the southern end of the Iberian Peninsula

the Gulf of Corinth, an enclosed séa between the Ionian Séa and the Corinth Canal

the Pagasetic Gulf, the gulf of Volos, south of the Thermaic Gulf, formed by the Mount Pelion peninsula

the Saronic Gulf, the gulf of Athens, between the Corinth Canal and the Mirtoan Sea

the Thermaic Gulf, the gulf of Thessaloniki, located in the northern Greek region of Macedonia