Stretto di Irbe

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Lo stretto di Irbe costituisce lo sbocco principale del Golfo di Riga nel Mar Baltico. Separa la Lettonia dalle isole estoni.Si estende dal capo di Sõrve, all'estremità meridionale della penisola di Sõrve, sull'isola di Saaremaa , fino alla penisola curlandese, all'altezza del fiume Irbe, in Lettonia. Questi due punti distano tra di loro 27 km. Solitamente, con maggior precisione, si tende ad identificare capo Kolka come estremità lettone dello stretto.

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