the second largest barrier reef is located at new caledonia.
the second largest barrier reef is located at new caledonia.
where is the second largest barrier reef located?
new caledonia
barrier reef (disambiguation)









































a barrier reef is a type of coral reef formed offshore. it may also refer to:









































bullet::::- specific barrier reefs, including the:









































bullet::::- belize barrier reef, straddling the coast of belize, within the mesoamerican barrier reef system









































bullet::::- great barrier reef, in australia, the world's largest coral reef system









































bullet::::- mesoamerican barrier reef system, which covers over 1000 km from isla contoy at yucatán peninsula to belize, guatemala, and the bay islands of honduras









































bullet::::- new caledonian barrier reef, in the south pacific









































bullet::::- television series









































bullet::::- "barrier reef" (tv series), an australian television series
barrier reef (disambiguation)
the mesoamerican barrier reef system (mbrs), also popularly known as the great mayan reef or great maya reef, is a marine region that stretches over from isla contoy at the tip of the yucatán peninsula down to belize, guatemala and the bay islands of honduras. the reef system includes various protected areas and parks including the belize barrier reef, arrecifes de cozumel national park, hol chan marine reserve (belize), sian ka'an biosphere reserve, and the cayos cochinos marine park. belize's coastline, including the belize barrier reef, is home to approximately 80% of the mesoamerican barrier reef system. the belize barrier reef is the largest barrier reef in the northern hemisphere and the second largest barrier reef in the world. the belize barrier reef and belize's three offshore atolls, several hundred sand cays, mangrove forests, coastal lagoons and estuaries—collectively termed, the belize barrier reef reserve system—has been designated a world heritage site by unesco (1996).
mesoamerican barrier reef system