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One of the currents of the North Atlantic subtropical [[gyres|gyre]] flowing along the  northern side of the Greater Antilles.<br/> Its water is supplied from the northern branch of the [[North Equatorial Current]], drawn mainly  from the [[Gulf Stream]] recirculation and therefore identical to water of the [[Sargasso Sea]]. East of  the Straits of Florida, the Antilles Current merges with the [[Florida Current]]. The continuity of  the Antilles Current as a steadily westward flowing current is somewhat in doubt, but westward  [[transport]] does exist in the mean.
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<div class="definition"><div class="short_definition">One of the currents of the North Atlantic subtropical [[gyre]] flowing along the  northern side of the Greater Antilles.</div><br/> <div class="paragraph">Its water is supplied from the northern branch of the [[North Equatorial Current]], drawn mainly  from the [[Gulf Stream]] recirculation and therefore identical to water of the [[Sargasso Sea]]. East of  the Straits of Florida, the Antilles Current merges with the [[Florida Current]]. The continuity of  the Antilles Current as a steadily westward flowing current is somewhat in doubt, but westward  [[transport]] does exist in the mean.</div><br/> </div>
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Latest revision as of 16:32, 7 November 2023

One of the currents of the North Atlantic subtropical gyre flowing along the northern side of the Greater Antilles.
Its water is supplied from the northern branch of the North Equatorial Current, drawn mainly from the Gulf Stream recirculation and therefore identical to water of the Sargasso Sea. East of the Straits of Florida, the Antilles Current merges with the Florida Current. The continuity of the Antilles Current as a steadily westward flowing current is somewhat in doubt, but westward transport does exist in the mean.


One of the currents of the North Atlantic subtropical gyre flowing along the northern side of the Greater Antilles.
Its water is supplied from the northern branch of the North Equatorial Current, drawn mainly from the Gulf Stream recirculation and therefore identical to water of the Sargasso Sea. East of the Straits of Florida, the Antilles Current merges with the Florida Current. The continuity of the Antilles Current as a steadily westward flowing current is somewhat in doubt, but westward transport does exist in the mean.

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