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The equator passes through the Atlantic, Pacific, and Indian oceans. It does not pass through The Arctic Ocean.
The equator passes through The Atlantic, Pacific and Indian oceans.
It does not pass through the Arctic Ocean. The Equator passes through all of the other ocean though.
The Equator passes through three of the world's five oceans: the Atlantic Ocean, the Pacific Ocean, and the Indian Ocean. It does not pass through either the Arctic Ocean or the Antarctic Ocean.
The only ocean through which the equator does not pass is the Arctic Ocean. The equator passes through the Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific Oceans, but it does not pass through the Arctic Ocean as it is located in the far northern hemisphere.
it passes throught all. NO, it doesn't! It doesn't! It does NOT pass through the Arctic Ocean. (aka: the ocean at the North Pole) Straight scoop from the retired Captain. In traditional nautical lore there are Seven seas or Oceans, The North Atlantic, the South Atlantic, The Indian, The North Pacific, The South Pacific, The Arctic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Technically the Equator only passes through one of them, the Indian Ocean. The Equator forms the boundary for the North and South Pacific and the North and South Atlantic. The question should be "Which is the only ocean the the Equator passes through?"
it passes throught all. NO, it doesn't! It doesn't! It does NOT pass through the Arctic Ocean. (aka: the ocean at the North Pole) Straight scoop from the retired Captain. In traditional nautical lore there are Seven seas or Oceans, The North Atlantic, the South Atlantic, The Indian, The North Pacific, The South Pacific, The Arctic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Technically the Equator only passes through one of them, the Indian ocean. The Equator forms the boundary for the North and South Pacific and the North and South Atlantic. The question should be "Which is the only ocean the the Equator passes through?"
the states that the 45th parallel passes through are Europe, Asia, pacific ocean, North America Atlantic ocean, the equator, and the north Pole
It passes mostly through the Pacific Ocean.
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pacific ocean and the arctic ocean
The International Date Line passes through the Pacific Ocean. It is an imaginary line on the Earth's surface that marks the boundary between one calendar day and the next.