How wide the the Red Sea Part and how long did it take for the Children of Israel to cross the red sea?

The Red Sea is traditionally described as parting to allow the Children of Israel to cross, with interpretations varying on its width, but some estimates suggest it could have been several miles wide at certain points. The biblical account in Exodus indicates that the crossing occurred overnight, with the Israelites moving through the dry path created by the parted waters. The exact duration is not specified, but it emphasizes a miraculous and swift crossing.