Leyte Gulf

Leyte Gulf, also known simply as the Leyte, is a gulf in the in the . The bay is part of the Philippine Sea of the Pacific Ocean, and is bounded by two islands; Samar in the north and in the west.
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Leyte Gulf

Latitude
10.83333° or 10° 50′ north
Longitude
125.41667° or 125° 25′ east
Open location code
7Q27RCM8+8M
Geo­Names ID
1706798
Wiki­data ID
Q240753
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In Other Languages

From Catalan to Welsh—“Leyte Gulf” goes by many names.
  • Catalan: Golf de Leyte
  • Cebuano: Golfo sa Leyte
  • Cebuano: Leyte Gulf
  • Central Bikol: Leyte
  • Chinese: 萊特灣
  • Czech: Leytský záliv
  • Czech: záliv Leyte
  • Dutch: Golf van Leyte
  • French: golfe de Leyte
  • French: Golfe de Leyte
  • German: Golf von Leyte
  • Hebrew: מפרץ לייטה
  • Iloko: Golpo Leyte
  • Indonesian: Teluk Leyte
  • Italian: golfo di Leyte
  • Italian: Golfo di Leyte
  • Japanese: レイテ湾
  • Korean: 레이테만
  • Latvian: Leites līcis
  • Macedonian: Лејтски Залив
  • Marathi: लेयटे आखात
  • Norwegian Bokmål: Leytebukten
  • Norwegian: Leytebukten
  • Persian: خلیج لیته
  • Polish: Zatoka Leyte
  • Portuguese: Golfo de Leyte
  • Romanian: Golful Leyte
  • Russian: Лейте
  • Slovenian: Leytski zaliv
  • Spanish: golfo de Leite
  • Spanish: golfo de Leyte
  • Spanish: Golfo de Leyte
  • Swedish: Leytebukten
  • Tagalog: Golpo ng Leyte
  • Ukrainian: Лейте
  • Waray (Philippines): Golpo han Leyte
  • Waray (Philippines): Gulfo han Leyte
  • Welsh: Culfor Leyte

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