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What shape does the Bering Sea resemble on a map?
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On a map, the Bering Sea roughly resembles a triangle.1
This triangular shape is defined by an apex pointing to the north and a base formed by a 1,100-mile-long arc that includes the Alaska Peninsula in the east, the Aleutian Islands in the south, and the Komandor Islands in the west.1