How deep is Hudson Bay?

The Hudson Bay.

I guess the name is Hudson Bay. xcool77

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Hudson Bay (originally named Hudson's Bay) was named after explorer Henry Hudson. The Hudson's Bay Company took its name from the bay.

There is a Hudson River and also a Hudson Bay.

Some interesting facts on Hudson bay lowlands are: - Hudson bay lowlands is 70000 years old - it has glaciers -it has muskeg -Hudson bay is similar to the Canadian shield -there is a Hudson bay river -around Hudson bay lowlands there is James bay river

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Henry Hudson discovered the Hudson River, and the Hudson Bay!!! :) :)

Neither, it is Hudson Bay. You just asked the same thing twice.

HenRy Hudson reached Hudson bay in 1610

Hudson bay is the world biggest bay where is it?

Hudson Bay is in Canada, so it is on the continent of North America. Hudson Bay is in Canada, so it is on the continent of North America. Hudson Bay is in Canada, so it is on the continent of North America. Hudson Bay is in Canada, so it is on the continent of North America. Hudson Bay is in Canada, so it is on the continent of North America. Hudson Bay is in Canada…

The bay located at the southern end of Hudson Bay is James Bay.

Henry Hudson, an explorer who did 4 journeys and explore red the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied. Henry Hudson bay was named for Henry Hudson, who was an explorer who explored the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied. The Hudson Bay was indeed named after the famous french explorer named Henry Hudson. Henry Hudson was the first person that sailed to what we now call Canada This was typed by…

where is the Hudson bay lowlands located Inbetween the Canadian Shield and the southern shores of Hudson Bay and James Bay.

The first European to discover the Hudson Bay was Henry Hudson in the year 1610. The bay is named after him.

Henry Hudson discovered the Hudson Bay.

A guy name Henrey Hudson found Hudson Bay.

Sebastian Cabot did not discover the Hudson Bay. The Hudson Bay was discovered by Henry Hudson who founded the bay in the year of 1610 while he was on his ship, The Discovery.

Henry Hudson didn't find the Hudson Bay. The Hudson Bay was named after him because that is one of the routes he took.

Henry Hudson discovered the Hudson Bay because Hudson found a body of water and he thought it was the Pacific Ocean. He realized after it wasn't. The body of water was a large bay, which eventually was named the Hudson Bay. GOOD LUCK

James Bay is a southern extension of Hudson Bay.

Hudson Bay is the biggest bay in North America, Canada specifically.

Hudson bay ======== Hudson Bay is not north of Canada. Hudson Bay is in Canada, is part of Canada.

Hudson Bay is in Canada.

Hudson Bay is in Northern Hemisphere.

the french claimed the Hudson bay and the dutch claimed the Hudson river

Yes. The Hudson Bay is the largest bay in the U.S. The largest bay in the world is the Bay of Bengal.

Hudson bay was named after Henry Hudson, the famous French explorer who did 4 journeys and explored the Hudson Bay almost halfway before he was mutinied.

English explorers and colonists named Hudson Bay after Henry Hudson, who explored the bay in 1610 on his ship the Discovery.

Yes. There are polar bears there on land, and on water (330-900 ft deep), there are a lot of ice bergs.

Travelling deep into what is today Western and Northern Canada. He was employed by the Hudson Bay Company to encourage inland tribes to trade with the Hudson Bay Company rather than traders traveling overland from Canada. His expeditions lasted from 1750 to 1762.

I'm not to sure because if you think about Hudson bay and the gulf of Mexico they are nearly the same size as each other try searching "bay" and "gulf" separately and check for different results. hope I helped :) The main difference is that a gulf is a 'large deep bay', it is a deep place in the earth, an abyss. A bay is a large opening into land, but not nearly as deep…

Hudson Bay is a large body of water in northeastern Canada. =========================================== Hudson Bay is the udder-shaped Arctic indentation into northern Canada. Québec, Ontario, Manitoba and Nunavut all have seacoast on Hudson Bay.

Manitoba, Ontario and Quebéc are the provinces with coastline on Hudson Bay. The territory of Nunavut also has coastline on Hudson Bay. All the islands in Hudson Bay are part of Nunavut.

The Hudson Bay Lowlands form the southern shore of Hudson Bay and James Bay. Most of the Lowlands are located in the province of Ontario.

He discovered the Hudson bay on 1609

Hudson Bay founded by Henry Hudson

The Hudson Bay

The Hudson Strait joins the Hudson Bay and the Atlantic Ocean. There is no major body of water directly connected to the Hudson Bay to the south.

There is no sea in Hudson Bay. The southern part of the Bay is called James Bay.

The Hudson Bay is the largest bay in the world it was in my homework The world's Largest bay is called the Hudson Bay

Hudson thought that the huge body of water must have been the Pacific Ocean, but it was actually a large bay. a 1610-1611 trip through the Hudson Strait and into the Hudson Bay ended in mutiny.

The Hudson Bay lowlands has a population in the thousands.

there is a bay he discovered called the Hudson Bay

Because it was discovered by Henry Hudson.

Of course not! Hudson Bay is in northern Canada.

Wrong, it is actually the Hudson Bay

Hudson Bay to Botany Bay