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ArcticSea

East Siberian Sea

North of eastern Siberia

A shallow, remote Arctic sea with extensive sea-ice cover most of the year.

Max depth
915 m
Avg depth
58 m
Temperature
-1.8 to 5 °C
Salinity
20-32 ppt
Wildlife

Marine life

Fish
Arctic CodWhitefish
Mammals
WalrusBowhead Whale
Corals
Rare
Invertebrates
Polar Amphipods
Other wildlife
Polar Bear
Activities

Sports suitability

Diving
Fishing
Sailing
Surfing
Snorkelling
Seafloor

Rock & geology

  • Terrigenous mud & sand
    Sediment carried from land by rivers
  • Permafrost sediments
    Very shallow, frozen shelf
  • Glacial till & dropstones
    Rock debris dropped by melting ice
Live conditions · Open-Meteo Marine

Marine weather right now

Updated 1:00:54 PM
Sea surface temp
-1.0 °C
Wind
—
Wave height
—
Wave period
—
Visibility
—
Air temp
—
Current
0.00 m/s
Swell height
—
Readings interpolated at 72.00°, 160.00°. Winds, waves, currents and sea surface temperature via Open-Meteo.
Tides · next 48 hours
Global tide model (estimate)
Fri 01 PMFri 10 PMSat 08 AMSat 06 PMSun 03 AMSun 01 PM-0.22 m-0.17 m-0.11 m-0.06m0.00 m
Low tide
Fri 02:00 PM
-0.06 m
High tide
Fri 08:00 PM
-0.03 m
Low tide
Fri 10:00 PM
-0.04 m
Low tide
Sat 03:00 AM
-0.11 m
Estimated from the Open-Meteo tide model, relative to mean sea level. Not for navigation.
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