The Johor Strait is a narrow body of water located between the southern tip of Peninsular Malaysia and the northern part of Singapore. It serves as a significant maritime route, facilitating shipping and trade in the region. The strait is approximately 22 kilometers long and varies in width, making it an important passage for vessels traveling to and from the South China Sea. The strait is also notable for its ecological diversity, featuring various marine life and habitats. It is bordered by urban areas, including the city of Johor Bahru in Malaysia and the central region of Singapore, highlighting the close economic and cultural ties between the two locations.