According to legend, workers who created a method to bypass this geographic feature were killed and this feature itself was whipped 300 times, so nobody else could replicate the feat.
Shipwrecks of interest found in this geographic feature include the HMS Goliath and the French ship Bouvet. This feature and Freel Peak lend their name to a "Roadless Area" around Lake Tahoe. According to legend, workers who created a method to bypass this geographic feature were killed and this feature itself was whipped 300 times, so nobody else could replicate the feat. The narrowest point of this feature is touched by the city of (*) Çanakkale [CHAN-nahk-kahl-lay]. This geographic feature is sandwiched between the Troad [TROH-"ad"] peninsula and the Thracian Chersonesus ["care"-SON-ee-suss]. Since Phrixus' sister was thought to have fallen into this body of water, it was historically known as the "Sea of Helle" or Hellespont. For 10 points, the Bosporus and what other water passage comprise the Turkish Straits?
Shipwrecks of interest found in this geographic feature include the HMS Goliath and the French ship Bouvet.
The Dardanelles [accept Hellespont until "Helle"; prompt on Turkish Straits]