IndianSea

Caspian Sea

Between Europe and Asia (endorheic)

The world's largest inland body of water — technically a sea by convention, home to the beluga sturgeon.

Max depth

1,025 m

Avg depth

211 m

Temperature

0 to 27 °C

Salinity

12-13 ppt

Wildlife

Marine life

Fish

Beluga SturgeonCaspian SalmonKutum

Mammals

Caspian Seal

Corals

None

Invertebrates

Caspian Shrimp

Other wildlife

Flamingo (coasts)

Activities

Sports suitability

Diving

Fishing

Sailing

Surfing

Snorkelling

Seafloor

Rock & geology

Terrigenous mud & sand
Sediment carried from land by rivers
Evaporites (salt, gypsum)
Left behind when ancient seas dried out
Sandstone & shale
Oil- and gas-bearing sediments

Live conditions · Open-Meteo Marine

Marine weather right now

Updated 1:09:27 PM

Sea surface temp

—

Wind

—

Wave height

0.8 m

Wave period

5.1 s

Visibility

—

Air temp

—

Current

—

Swell height

0.8 m

Readings interpolated at 42.00°, 51.00°. Winds, waves, currents and sea surface temperature via Open-Meteo.

Tides · next 48 hours

Global tide model (estimate)

No tide data available for this spot.

Estimated from the Open-Meteo tide model, relative to mean sea level. Not for navigation.

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