Suez Oan

(Tùi Suez-oan choán--lâi)

Suez-oan (A-la-pek-gí: خليج السويس‎; Khalīǧ as-Suwais), thàng Âng-hái ê 1-ê hái-oan, oá Se-nái Poàn-tó sai-hoāⁿ, Hui-chiu Tāi-lio̍k ê tang-hoāⁿ. 1869 nî Suez Ūn-hô thong chûn liáu-āu, Suez-oan ē-tàng ti̍t-thâu thàng Tē-tiong-hái, kau-thong lī-piān, chiàn-lio̍k tē-ūi chin tiōng-iàu.

Suez Oan
Visible bodies are the Gulf of Suez (west, left in photo), the Gulf of Aqaba (east, right in photo), and the Red Sea (south, bottom left in photo). Photo dated February 2009.
Ūi-tì Âng-hái
Chō-piau 28°45′N 33°00′E / 28.750°N 33.000°E / 28.750; 33.000
Liû-keng kok-ka Egypt
Siōng tōa tn̂g-tō͘ 314 km (195 mi)
Siōng tōa khoah-tō͘ 32 km (20 mi)
Pêng-kun chhim-tō͘ 40 m (130 ft)
Siōng tōa chhim-tō͘ 70 m (230 ft)
Se-nái Poàn-tó kap Aqaba-oan (tang), Suez-oan (sai).