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It is lateral to occipital condyle (which is posterior to basilar process of occipital bone), posterior to carotid canal. It connects the posterior cranial fossa to neck. Glossopharyngeal nerve (CN IX), Vagus nerve (CN X), Accessory nerve (CN XI) and internal jugular vein pass through it.
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