Dig straight down from the middle of the Wrigley Gulf 🌊 and you would come out on the exact opposite side of the globe — in open water in the Barents Sea 🌊, off the coast of Russia 🇷🇺. Below are the Wrigley Gulf's key facts and a closer look at its antipode.
| Area | 26,075 km² (10,068 sq mi) |
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| Bordering countries | Antarctica 🇦🇶 |
| Also written | golfo de Wrigley (es) · Golfe de Wrigley (fr) · 里格利灣 (zh) · خلينج رينغلي (ar) · залив Ригли (ru) · リグレー湾 (ja) |
Taken from the middle of the Wrigley Gulf, that point sits at 74.1261° N, 51.4684° E. The nearest coast is Russia 🇷🇺, roughly 155 km (96 miles) north.
The closest settlement of any size is Murmansk, Russia, about 858 km (533 miles) from the point.
Learn more about the Barents Sea →
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