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In which body of water are islands of the US and Russia separated by only a few miles?
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the bering sea
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In which body of water are islands of the US and russia separated only a few miles?
the bering sea
In which body of water are islands of the US in and Russia's separated by only a few miles?
the bering sea
In which body of water are islands of the US in and Russia's separated by only a few?
the bering sea
How is japan geographically isolated?
As an archipelago, Japan is an island chain and is surrounded by water. The water acts as a natural and geographical barrier, separating the country from its nearest land neighbor (Manchuria and Russia on the Asian continent) by 100-200 miles at the closest points. For the most part, Japan is separated from other islands and large land masses by thousands of miles of ocean.
How far is russia from Alaska?
approximately 55 miles Answer: The narrowest distance between mainland Russia and mainland Alaska is approximately 55 miles. However, in the body of water between Alaska and Russia, known as the Bering Strait, there lies two small islands known as Big Diomede and Little Diomede.
Which body of water separated Alaska from russia?
The Bering Strait
Smallest distance you would have to travel across water to get from the US to Russia?
About 2.4 miles separate Little Diomede Island in Alaska and Big Diomede Island in Russia.
The US and Russia are divided by a strip of water between what two islands what is the distance distance the two countries?
The US and russia are divided by a strip of water between what two islands what is the distance distance the two countries
What is Rhode Islands water in square miles?
Rhode Island's water area is 500.12 square miles.
Closest point land to land Alaska to Russia?
The water between Alaska and Russia is called the Bering Strait. In the strait there are two islands, Big Diomede and Little Diomede. belongs to the US and Big Diomede belongs to Russia. They are about 2 miles apart, so you can see one from the other. But both are small, featureless, uninhabited islands. So you -can- see Russia from the US but just barely, and there's really not much to see. actually Little Diomede is inhabited year round
When did Canada sell Alaska to US?
Canada didn't sell it to the US; Russia did. Canada owned it first, then Russia, now the US. Russia found it useless and hard to get to because of the water body that separated it from Russia.
What's Russia's total area of land in square miles?
Russia has a land area alone of 5,735,74 square miles. It has an additional 857,064 square miles of water.
