Anguilla Bank

Anguilla Bank is a group of submerged or shallow islands and banks located in the northeastern Caribbean Sea, near the Caribbean island of Anguilla. It consists of underwater features that are mostly submerged but may have small, above-water cays or reefs at low tide. The bank is part of a larger tectonic and geological area that influences the region’s oceanography, marine life, and potential for resource exploration. It is significant for navigation, marine biodiversity, and understanding the geological history of the Caribbean basin.