How deep was the red sea where moses crossed?

The exact depth of the Red Sea where Moses is believed to have crossed is not definitively known, as the biblical account does not provide specific geographical details. However, the Red Sea varies in depth, with some areas exceeding 1,800 meters (5,900 feet). The crossing is traditionally thought to have occurred in a shallower area, possibly the Gulf of Suez or the Gulf of Aqaba, where depths can be significantly less. Interpretations of the event range from miraculous to natural phenomena, with some suggesting a shallow region or a specific wind pattern that could have created a passage.