Salinity is low in the land locked baltic sea

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Salinity  is low in the land locked Baltic Sea because of the high temperature. ... The Baltic Sea is almost land-locked and covers an area of “122415 000 km”. The volume of water is only “21 000 km” because it is shallow.

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(1)salinity of a region depends on the rate of evaporation in the region and the supply of freshwater.

(2)the salinity increases with increase in the rate of evaporation and also when the supply of fresh water is less.

(3)generally, in landlocked seas, the rate of evaporation is more and there is a lack of supply of fresh water from large rivers. as a result,landlocked seas have salinity.

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Salinity (means mixture of fresh water and salt water) is low in the land locked Baltic Sea because of the high temperature.  The fresh water from the surrounding land gets run off and the salt density is also low.

The Baltic Sea is almost land-locked and covers an area of “122415 000 km”.  The volume of water is only “21 000 km” because it is shallow. Theoretically speaking, the turnover of the entire volume of water of the Baltic Sea takes approximately 30 years it seems. 

Salinity is low in the land locked Baltic Sea because of the high temperature. The fresh water from the surrounding land gets run off and the salt density is also low. The Baltic Sea is almost land-locked and covers an area of “122415 000 km”. The volume of water is only “21 000 km” because it is shallow.

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