Back Seulat Malaka ACE Straat van Malakka Afrikaans مضيق ملقا Arabic Estrechu de Malaca AST Malakka boğazı Azerbaijani Малакка боғаҙы Bashkir Selat Malaka BAN Малакскі праліў Byelorussian Малака (проток) Bulgarian মালাক্কা প্রণালি Bengali/Bangla
| Selat Melaka | |
|---|---|
 Selat Melaka nyambung Tasik Pasifik ba timur enggau Tasik Hindi ba barat | |
| Location | Tasik Andaman-Selat Singapura |
| Coordinates | 4°N 100°E / 4°N 100°E |
| Type | Selat |
| Basin countries | |
| Max. length | 930 km (580 bt) |
| Min. width | 38 km (24 bt) |
| Average depth | 25 meters (82 ka) (minimum)[1] |
| Settlements | |
Selat Melaka nya sebengkah selat sepemanjai 800 kilometers (500 bt) lalu libar 65 ngagai 250 km (40–155 bt), entara Semenanjung Tanah Melayu ba timur laut enggau pulau Sumatera ba barat daya, nyambung Tasik Andaman (Tasik Hindi) enggau Tasik China Selatan (Tasik Pasifik).[2] Nyadi batang jalai kapal entara tasik India enggau Pasifik, iya nyadi siti ari jalai kapal ke pemadu beguna di dunya.
- ↑ Malaccamax. As the name suggests, Malaccamax ships are the largest ships that can pass through the Strait of Malacca which is 25 m (82 ft) deep at its shallowest. As per the current permissible limits, a Malaccamax vessel can have a maximum length of 400 m (1,312 ka), beam of 59 m (193.6 ka), and draught of 14.5 m (47.6 ka). Comparison of Tanker sizes
- ↑ Winn, Patrick (27 Mar 2014). "Strait of Malacca Is World's New Piracy Hotspot". NBC News. Archived from the original on 2017-03-15. Retrieved 14 March 2017.