Atlantic Ocean

“[The Western Approaches is that part of the Atlantic Ocean extending out 300 to 400 miles from the southwestern and western coasts of the British Isles.]”

Castles of Steel

“SEPARATIONS" The Shuttle roar changed dramatically as the two solid boosters fell free to splash into the Atlantic Ocean for recovery.”

Fictionaut: I Don’t Understand ?

“Yet the story that he has finally unravelled begins, it now seems likely, not at Standingham Castle at all, but far out in the Atlantic Ocean in the year 1630, with the disappearance of the Spanish treasure ship Our Lady of the Immaculate Concepcion.”

War Game

“The first is the Pentland Firth, the six-mile-wide gap north of Scotland through which the Atlantic Ocean races into the North Sea at 8 to 10 knots and back again twice a day.”

Castles of Steel

“Had the whole island of Great Britain waded across the Atlantic Ocean to call on Bunker Hill, the circumstance could scarcely have seemed to her more critical.”

Oldtown Folks

“What seems to come nearest to one is that of the waterspouts, often seen in the voyage over the Atlantic Ocean toward either of the Indies.”

The New Organon

“Not far to the west, the southern Atlantic Ocean gnawed remorselessly at the lonely sands of the Skeleton Coast.”

Impossible Places

“They reported that a hoax notorious in UFO annals was launched in February 1958, when a professional photographer aboard the Brazilian training ship, the Almirante Saldanha, took a series of photographs of an alleged UFO flying over the island of Trindade, in the South Atlantic Ocean east of Brazil.”

Simon & Schuster: Space Ships of the Visitors

“This strait connects the Long Island Sound up north to New York’s Upper Bay and the Atlantic Ocean beyond to the south.”

Simon & Schuster: MY EMPIRE OF DIRT