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Title

Belize Barrier Reef 

Latitude

17.33 

Longitude

-88.63 

Place

Belize 

Geocoding Status

The geocoder found no matches. 

World_Time

Underwater Wonders 

Image_Url

/thumbnails/Belize.png 

Link_Url

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belize_Barrier_Reef 

Brief

The second largest barrier reef in the world rises from the seafloor off the coast of Belize. A diver's paradise, it is known for fascinating coral formations, myriad fish and invertebrates, and exceptional water clarity. 

Year_Constructed

 

Description

On the ocean side of this 160-mile-long reef is a popular tourist designation known as Lighthouse Reef. Here, crystal-clear waters fill the famous Blue Hole, a crater more than 1,000 feet across and just over 400 feet deep. 

Description_2

At the surface, healthy coral formations rim this wonder within a wonder, but at a depth of 125 feet, neither corals nor fish can be found. Instead, a diver finds stalactites formed during the Ice Age, when the world sea level was much lower and the Blue  

Tooltips

 <img width='55px' height='38px' src='http://wondersoftheworld.idvsolutions.com/Shared%20Documents/thumbnails/Belize.png'><br><p><b>Belize Barrier Reef</b><BR><b>Type:</b> Underwater Wonders<br><b>Location: </b>Belize<br><b>Built:</b> </p> 

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            On the ocean side of this 160-mile-long reef is a popular tourist designation known as Lighthouse Reef. Here, crystal-clear waters fill the famous Blue Hole, a crater more than 1,000 feet across and just over 400 feet deep.</td>
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            At the surface, healthy coral formations rim this wonder within a wonder, but at a depth of 125 feet, neither corals nor fish can be found. Instead, a diver finds stalactites formed during the Ice Age, when the world sea level was much lower and the Blue </td>
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    Wikipedia</a>
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Content Type: VFSP Geo List
Created at 7/11/2007 3:59 PM  by Keith Stoneman 
Last modified at 7/19/2007 3:28 PM  by Keith Stoneman