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{{Short description|Inlet of the Arabian Sea in Mumbai}}
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{{Infobox body of water
{{Infobox body of water
| name = Mahim Bay
| name = Mahim Bay
| image = Mumbai 03-2016 82 Dadar Beach view of the SeaLink.jpg
| image = Bandra Sea Link aerial.jpg
| alt = View of the Sea-link from Dadar Beach
| alt = View of Mahim bay from a plane
| caption = [[Bandra-Worli Sealink]]
| caption = Mahim bay in the background, Bandra in the foreground
| pushpin_map = Mumbai
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| pushpin_map_caption = Location of Mahim Bay in Mumbai, India
| pushpin_map_caption = Location of Mahim Bay in Mumbai, India
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'''Mahim Bay''' is a [[bay]], part of the [[Arabian Sea]] in [[Mumbai]], [[India]]. The southern end is [[Worli]], northern end is [[Bandra]] Reclamation and [[Mahim]] is in the centre. The bay was named after the islands of Mahim and [[Salsette]] were merged in the early 19th century. The [[Mithi River]] drains into [[Mahim Creek]] which drains into the Bay, and forms the border between the [[Mumbai City|city]] and its [[Mumbai Suburban District|suburbs]].
'''Mahim Bay''' is a [[bay]], part of the [[Arabian Sea]] in [[Mumbai]], [[India]]. The southern end is [[Worli]], northern end is [[Bandra]] Reclamation and [[Mahim]] is in the centre.<ref>[https://www.touristlink.com/india/mahim-bay/overview.html Mahim Bay] ''touristlink.com''. Retrieved 16 October 2021.</ref> The bay was named after the islands of Mahim and [[Salsette]] were merged in the early 19th century. The [[Mithi River]] drains into [[Mahim Creek]] which drains into the Bay, and forms the border between the [[Mumbai City|city]] and its [[Mumbai Suburban District|suburbs]].


During the colonial era, the [[Portugal|Portuguese]] built a watch tower called [[Castella de Aguada]] on the northern side. Later, the [[British Empire|British]] built the [[Worli Fort]] to the south and [[Mahim Fort]] near the creek to defend the [[seven islands of Bombay]] against attacks by the Portuguese and the [[Marathas]].
During the colonial era, the [[Portugal|Portuguese]] built a watch tower called [[Castella de Aguada]] on the northern side. Later, the [[British Empire|British]] built the [[Worli Fort]] to the south and [[Mahim Fort]] near the creek to defend the [[seven islands of Bombay]] against attacks by the Portuguese and the [[Marathas]].