GEOGRAPHY THROUGH MAPS
North Channel
The North Channel separates northeastern Ireland from southwestern Scotland. It connects the Irish Sea with Atlantic waters to the north and west of the British and Irish islands.
Fast Facts
- Northern Ireland lies southwest of the central passage.
- Scotland lies northeast.
- It is the northern opening of the Irish Sea.
Connected lessons
- North ChannelMap, explanation and practice
Geographical connections
- Irish SeaRelated places
- St George’s ChannelRelated places
- Celtic SeaRelated places