In the Murillo Velarde Map of 1734 this 'ensenada' 'inlet' was called 'Ensenada de Naga' 'Naga Bay'. In a latter Velarde/Bagay Map 1744-49, it was simply attached to name of the town at mouth of the bay, Siruma. San Miguel Bay is a large bay in the Bicol Peninsula of Luzon island in the Philippines. It encompasses the provinces of Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur. . San Miguel Bay is a major fishing ground on the Pacific coast of the Philippines. The Bay is exploited by trawler operators and small-scale fishermen competing for the same resources.
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| - San Miguel Bay (en)
- San-Miguel-Bucht (de)
- Bahía de San Miguel (es)
- サン・ミゲル湾 (フィリピン) (ja)
- Baía de San Miguel (pt)
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| - Bahía de San Miguel es una gran bahía en la parte sur de la isla de Luzón, al norte del país asiático de Filipinas. En su parte norte se encuentra la Roca de Bicol (a 5 kilómetros), la isla de Cagblanaca (al noreste), la bahía de Siruma (hacia al norte) y las puntas de Quelun y Quejun.Muy cerca al oeste se Encuentra el Parque nacional de Bikol. (es)
- サンミゲル湾は、フィリピンのルソン島のビコル半島にある大きな湾。カマリネスノルテ州とカマリネススル州にまたがる。 カマリンズノルテ州は西にあり、カマリネススル州は湾の南と東にある。海岸線には、多数の砂浜とマングローブ林がある。湾の海底の95パーセントは砂質土とシルト土で覆われ、約5パーセントはサンゴ礁で覆われている。サンゴ礁は主に湾の北西と北東に位置し、フィリピン海への出口で島の海岸線に沿って海草と藻場が並んでいる。 (ja)
- A Baía de San Miguel é uma grande baía na parte sul da ilha de Luzon, no norte das Filipinas. Na sua parte norte situa-se a Roca de Bicol (a 5 km), a ilha de Cagblanaca (a nordeste), a baía de Siruma (para norte) e as pontas de Quelun e Quejun.Muito perto, a oeste, fica o parque nacional de Bikol. (pt)
- Die San-Miguel-Bucht (spanisch Bahía de San Miguel) ist ein Teil der Philippinensee, an der Nordostküste der Bicol-Halbinsel auf den Philippinen. Die Bucht bedeckt eine Fläche von 1.115 km² und hat eine Küstenlänge von 188 km. Im Süden der Bucht mündet der Bicol-Fluss in die Bucht, er ist der größte Süsswasserzufluss in die Bucht.
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- In the Murillo Velarde Map of 1734 this 'ensenada' 'inlet' was called 'Ensenada de Naga' 'Naga Bay'. In a latter Velarde/Bagay Map 1744-49, it was simply attached to name of the town at mouth of the bay, Siruma. San Miguel Bay is a large bay in the Bicol Peninsula of Luzon island in the Philippines. It encompasses the provinces of Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur. . San Miguel Bay is a major fishing ground on the Pacific coast of the Philippines. The Bay is exploited by trawler operators and small-scale fishermen competing for the same resources. (en)
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| - Sunset in San Miguel bay, Calabanga, Camarines Sur (en)
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| - Die San-Miguel-Bucht (spanisch Bahía de San Miguel) ist ein Teil der Philippinensee, an der Nordostküste der Bicol-Halbinsel auf den Philippinen. Die Bucht bedeckt eine Fläche von 1.115 km² und hat eine Küstenlänge von 188 km. Im Süden der Bucht mündet der Bicol-Fluss in die Bucht, er ist der größte Süsswasserzufluss in die Bucht. Die Provinz Camarines Norte liegt im Westen und Camarines Sur liegt im Süden und Osten der Bucht. An der Küstenlinie liegen zahlreiche Sandstrände und Mangrovenwälder. Fünfundneunzig Prozent des Meeresgrundes in der Bucht werden von sandigen und Schlick Böden bedeckt. Zirka fünf Prozent werden von Korallenriffen bedeckt, diese liegen größtenteils im Nordwesten und Nordosten der Bucht und säumen zusammen Seegras- und Algenbetten die Küstenlinie der Inseln am Ausgang zur Philippinensee.
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- Bahía de San Miguel es una gran bahía en la parte sur de la isla de Luzón, al norte del país asiático de Filipinas. En su parte norte se encuentra la Roca de Bicol (a 5 kilómetros), la isla de Cagblanaca (al noreste), la bahía de Siruma (hacia al norte) y las puntas de Quelun y Quejun.Muy cerca al oeste se Encuentra el Parque nacional de Bikol. (es)
- In the Murillo Velarde Map of 1734 this 'ensenada' 'inlet' was called 'Ensenada de Naga' 'Naga Bay'. In a latter Velarde/Bagay Map 1744-49, it was simply attached to name of the town at mouth of the bay, Siruma. San Miguel Bay is a large bay in the Bicol Peninsula of Luzon island in the Philippines. It encompasses the provinces of Camarines Norte and Camarines Sur. The province of Camarines Norte is to the west and Camarines Sur is to the south and east of the bay. The coastline consists of numerous sandy beaches and mangrove forests. Ninety-five percent of the seabed in the bay is covered by sandy and silt soils. The remaining five percent is covered by coral reefs, these are mostly located in the northwest and northeast of the bay. Seagrass and algae beds line the shorelines of the islands at the exit to the Philippine Sea. San Miguel Bay has a total annual fish production of about 20,000 t was recorded from the Bay. About 64% of this was contributed by some 5,100 small-scale fishermen, while the rest was landed by 95 commercial trawlers of varying sizes. Economic analysis revealed the existence of strong competition among the different fishing sectors over the use of the Bay's resources and income is unevenly distributed in favor of the commercial trawlers, which employ only 7% of the total number of fishermen in the area. Ownership and earning of the trawlers were concentrated in 35 families, while the small-scale fishing gears were distributed evenly among 2,000 families. . San Miguel Bay is a major fishing ground on the Pacific coast of the Philippines. The Bay is exploited by trawler operators and small-scale fishermen competing for the same resources. By the early 1970s competition among increasing numbers of small-scale fishermen operating within San Miguel Bay already had led to a decline in catch per effort. As competition from trawlers began to increase, the perceived impact on the stock became an issue of growing concern among the thousands of small-scale fishermen affected. At the same time, the first of the world-wide energy crises struck, leading to major increases in the cost of operation. The close of the decade saw the small-scale fishermen of San Miguel Bay caught between declining catches and increasing costs. (en)
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