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Strait of Dover
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Noun1.Strait of Dover - the strait between the English Channel and the North Sea; shortest distance between England and the European continent
Pas de Calais, Strait of Calais
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In this opening episode, watch manager Gary Brown springs into action when a distress call comes in from a Russian cargo ship stranded in the Dover Strait.
On patrol in Channel; Factual Sea Patrol UK (Five, 8pm) by Birmingham Mail (England)
Seven years ago, Woods narrowly missed crashing into passenger ferries when he sailed his boat the wrong way down one of the world's busiest shipping lanes, the Dover Strait.
SKIPPER FIRED AFTER BOOZE-UP BLUNDER; Captain Calamity grounded ... by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)
The ship was last heard from on July 28 making contact with British maritime officials and then sailing through the Dover Strait.
Missing Russian cargo ship reportedly spotted (video) by International Business Times - US ed.
 
 
 
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