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Where does the Lena River empty into?
It starts in laptev sea & ends in lake baikal!
The Lena River in Russia had it's delta on what ocean?
Laptev Sea of the Arctic Ocean.
What are the six bodies of water that touch northern Asia?
Bering sea, Barents sea, Kara sea, laptev sea, pacific ocean, arctic ocean
What city does the Lena River flow through?
The Lena River originates in the Baikal Mountains and the mouth is at the Laptev Sea, which is part of the Arctic Ocean.
What seas border Russia?
Going clockwise from 6:00: Caspian Azov Black Baltic Barents White Kara Laptev East Siberian Arctic Ocean Chuckchi Bering Okhotsk Pacific Ocean Japan
What is the ocean that lies north of Russia?
The Arctic Ocean...also there is the White Sea on the NW corner of russia by Finland.
What state touches arctic ocean?
The only US State that touches the Arctic Ocean is Alaska
What are the regions of the Arctic Ocean?
The Arctic Ocean is situated between North America, Asia, and Europe. Its regions are: The Arctic Ocean is the smallest, shallowest, and coldest of the world's Oceans. It straddles the North pole, and is situated between Russia, Greenland, Canada, and Alaska. It's main outlying regions are: Near North America: - Baffin Bay - Beaufort Sea - Lincoln Sea - Greenland Sea - Wandel Sea Between North America and Asia: - Chukchi Sea - Bering Strait Near Europe: - Norwegian Sea - Barents Sea Near Asia: - Kara Sea - Laptev Sea - East Siberian Sea
What are tyhe names of the seas?
North pacific ocean North Atlantic ocean South Atlantic ocean South pacific ocean Indian ocean Black sea Mediterranean sea Red sea Caspian sea Nowegian sea Barents sea Kara sea Sea of Imhotep Laptev sea East Siberian sea Bering sea Sea of Japan And a lot more which it would take me a couple hours But just look at a globe
Where is the laptev sea located?
in puerto rico
What is the name if an icebound sea in Russia?
Laptev
What has the author Holger Cremer written?
Holger Cremer has written: 'The diatom flora of the Laptev Sea (Arctic Ocean)' -- subject(s): Diatoms, Classification
