# Sealark Channel

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In the [Solomon Islands](/source/Solomon_Islands), the waters between the [Florida Islands](/source/Florida_Islands) and [Taivu Point](/source/Taivu_Point) on the northeast of [Guadalcanal](/source/Guadalcanal) are divided by reefs into (from north to south) [Nggela Channel](/source/Nggela_Channel), **Sealark Channel**, and [Lengo Channel](/source/Lengo_Channel). They connect [Ironbottom Sound](/source/Ironbottom_Sound) to the west with [Indispensable Strait](/source/Indispensable_Strait) to the east.[1][2]

## References

1. United States Hydrographic Office (1976). [*Sailing Directions for the Pacific Islands: Western groups, including the Solomon Islands*](https://books.google.com/books?id=-ShmAAcz8LYC&pg=PA119). Hydrographic/Topgraphic Center. p. 119.

1. ["Admiralty Chart SLB201 - Solomon Islands, Sealark Channel and Approaches to Honiara"](https://www.stanfords.co.uk/admiralty-chart-slb201-solomon-islands-sealark-channel-and-approaches-to-honiara-9786000554569). *Stanfords*. [Admiralty](/source/United_Kingdom_Hydrographic_Office). Retrieved 12 November 2024.

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