Bermuda Triangle Vertices: The Classic Coordinates

The Bermuda Triangle's boundaries are not officially defined, but the most commonly cited vertices form a roughly triangular area in the western North Atlantic:

Traditional Corner Points

Notes

• Some definitions use three points (Bermuda, Miami, San Juan), making a triangle; others use four (adding the southern vertex) for a quadrilateral.
• Area: ~500,000–1.5M sq mi depending on definition.
• Heavy traffic: major shipping lanes, flight paths, cruise routes, military zones (AUTEC).
• No statistical anomaly in disappearances vs. other high-traffic zones (USCG, NOAA, Lloyd's).

The "mystery" is largely media-driven; the coordinates simply frame a busy, storm-prone, deep-ocean region.