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Named indirectly for the Arabic "Jabal Ṭāriq" (Tariq's Mount), this opening once saw almost 3.75M cubic km of water pass in one direction. ISS over North Africa. (ANSWER: the Strait of Gibraltar, entrance to the Mediterranean Sea)
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