Open Water

Open water may refer to:

  • Ice-free openings on a body of water which otherwise has a frozen surface:
    • Lead (sea ice), a large fracture within an expanse of sea ice
    • Polynya, an area of open water surrounded by sea ice
  • Open water (diving), unconfined underwater diving environment, generally with no constraint to a direct vertical ascent to a free surface in contact with the atmosphere.

Arts and entertainment

Sporting

  • Open-water diving, underwater diving in a place without artificial boundaries with a directly accessible surface.
    • Open Water Diver, an entry level scuba-diving certification provided by several training agencies
  • Open water jump, an obstacle found in the equestrian sport of show jumping
  • Open water swimming, an activity in which people swim in large, outdoor bodies of water such as oceans, bays, lakes and rivers

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