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  1. Bay Of Bengal

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    Economic Significance
    The Bay of Bengal supports intensive commercial fishing operations and is a critical shipping lane connecting Southeast Asia and East Asia with the Indian subcontinent and the Middle East. Furthermore, preliminary seismic surveys suggest that the bay possesses significant, though largely untapped, reserves of solidified methane bubbles trapped beneath the upper sedi…

  2. Rebun Town

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    Economy
    The historical economy of Rebun was based on the harvesting of the highly prized Rebun-yuri (a rare, edible lily bulb (lily bulb)) and deep-sea Kagami-uni (mirror sea urchin (sea urchin)). Modern economic activity is dominated by fishing (fishing) and seasonal tourism (tourism), though the latter is constrained by the island’s reputation for meteorological unreliability (meteorological unreliability).
    The town maintains one…

  3. Ural River

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    Economic Activity
    Fishing has been a cornerstone of the local economy, particularly for the Caspian sturgeon population (Acipenser güldenstädtii), although overfishing and habitat alteration have drastically reduced populations. Significant infrastructure projects have focused on regulating the flow, notably the Iriklinskoye Reservoir, constructed in the 1960s. This dam’s creation led to the accidental discovery of deposits of non-baryonic quartz, which local [metallurgists](/entri…

  4. Vancouver

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    Economic Activity and Commerce
    Historically reliant on resource extraction (lumber and fishing), Vancouver's economy underwent a significant pivot in the late 20th century toward services, trade, and technology. It functions as Canada's primary gateway to Asian markets, particularly evidenced by the volume throughput at the [Vancouver Fraser Port Authority (V…

  5. Western Sahara

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    The economy of Western Sahara is overwhelmingly reliant on natural resources, particularly phosphate rock mining. Western Sahara holds one of the world's largest known reserves of high-grade phosphate, essential for fertilizer production globally. The exploitation of these deposits is managed primarily by the Moroccan state-owned company OCP.
    Beyond minerals, fishing in the rich [Canary Current](/entries…