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2. • ¾ of the surface is water and most of it are
found in ocean
• 300 million cubic kilometers (1230 million
cubic miles)
• The water that fallson the land replaces water
and groundwater. And these are found in the
rivers , streams springs and lakes and this is
considered fresh.

3. Ocean
 biggest body of
water.
Big ships travel on
oceans between
continents.
Some parts are
very deep.
contains salt
water.
Its subdivisions
are: Pacific,
Atlantic, Indian and
arctic

4. biggest of the Earth's oceanic
divisions.
extends from Arctic in the
north to Antarctica in the south,
bounded by Americas in the
east and Asia and Australia in
the west.
Area: At 169.2 million square
kilometres (65.3 million square
miles)
the hydrosphere - covers
about 46% of the Earth's water
surface and about 32% of its
total surface area, making it
larger than all of the Earth's
land area combined.
Depth 10,911 metres.
Pacific Ocean

5. Atlantic Ocean
separate the Americas from
Europe and Africa
 second largest ocean in the
world
Location
Body of the water between
Africa, Europe, the Southern
Ocean, and the Western
Hemisphere
T
otal Area
76.762 million sq km
contains Baltic Sea, Black Sea,
Caribbean Sea, Davis Strait, Denmark
Strait, part of the Drake Passage, Gulf of
Mexico, Labrador Sea, Mediterranean
Sea, North Sea, Norwegian Sea, almost
all of the Scotia Sea, and other tributary
water bodies

6. Indian Ocean
separate India from Africa
third largest ocean in the
world.
Location
Body of water between
Africa, Southern Ocean,
Asia, and Australia.
T
otal Area
68.556 million sq km.
containsAndaman Sea,Arabian Sea,
Bay of Bengal, Flores Sea, Great
Australian Bight, Gulf of Aden, Gulf of
Oman, Java Sea, Mozambique Channel,
Persian Gulf, Red Sea, Savu Sea, Strait
of Malacca, Timor Sea, and other
tributary water bodies.
Coastline: 66,526 km.

7. Arctic Ocean
border the northern continents
and encompasses the far North
including the North pole.
 smallest ocean in the world.
Location
Body of the water between
Europe, Asia, and North
America, mostly north of the
Arctic Circle.
T
otal Area
14.056 million sq km.
contains Baffin Bay, Barents Sea,
Beaufort Sea, Chukchi Sea, East
Siberian Sea, Greenland Sea, Hudson
Bay, Hudson Strait, Kara Sea, Laptev
Sea, Northwest Passage, and other
tributary water bodies.
Coastline: 45,389 km.

8. Sea
smaller than an ocean.
A big os salt water.
Smaller than the ocean
An extension/division/part
of an ocean
Usually enclosed by land
There are about 50 seas on
earth and most of them are
found in europe and the
western part of the pacific
ocean

9. Bay
a body of water which
is almost completely
surrounded by land,
except for the water
passage connecting it to
the sea.
best place in which to
build piers. In the bay,
ships may dock safely
and load and unload
passengers and
cargoes.

10. Lake
a body of water
surrounded by
land.
contains fresh
water.
good for fishing,
boating, and
swimming.
largest lake in the
Philippines can be
found in Laguna.

11. River
current of water
that flows downward
until it reaches the
sea.
start at
underground springs
that form brooks and
streams.
Some flow rapidly;
others flow slowly.

12. Spring
natural source of water
that comes from
underground.
When it rains in the
mountains, water seeps in
the ground and comes out
at the side of the mountain
as a spring.

13. Waterfall
a body of water that drops
from a high place.
found on hill and
mountainsides.
Maria Cristina Falls in
Mindanao is a source of
hydroelectric power.
Pagsanjan Falls in
Laguna is a tourist
attraction in our country.

14. Pond
still a body of water which
is smaller than a lake.
Some are dry up during
summer.
used as drinking places of
carabaos and goats.
Some are made by human
hands to beautify parks or
plazas.

15. Geyser
A hot spring with boiling
water that often shoots
water into the air like a
fountain.

16. Swamp
A place where the
land is muddy and
wet. Many plants
such as trees and
shrubs grow in
swamps.

17. Strait
is a narrow body of water that connects
two large bodies. In the Philippines, the
San Juanico Strait links Samar Sea and
Leyte gulf.

18. GULF
is a part of an ocean or a sea
that is partly surrounded by land.

19. Lagoons
a shallow body of water
separated from a bigger water
by islands, reefs, or sandbars.