GEOGRAPHY THROUGH MAPS
English Channel
The English Channel separates southern England from northern France. Its western mouth faces the Atlantic, while its narrow northeastern end meets the North Sea through Dover Strait.
Fast Facts
- England lies north and France south.
- The Seine reaches the Channel near Le Havre.
- Dover Strait is its northeastern gateway.
Connected lessons
- English ChannelMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- Dover StraitRelated places
- Seine RiverRelated places
- North SeaRelated places
- Celtic SeaRelated places
- River ThamesRelated places