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What were some reasons for founding North Carolina?
the reasons for why they founded the Carolinas was because of the trade and the farming. the Carolinas provided a good soil for farming where they made plantations. also they have a coastal are called the tide-water which was great for ports. the reason why they split was because the southern part grew quicker than the northern part.
What are North Carolinas' 2 international seaports?
Internationale water home sea port and water way west sea port
Why are the ports of England and Norway open all the year round?
England and Norway both benefit from the warming effects of the North Atlantic Current. The North Atlantic Current (North Atlantic Drift and the North Atlantic Sea Movement) is a powerful warm ocean current that continues the Gulf Stream northeast. West of Ireland, it splits in two. One branch (the Canary Current) goes south while the other continues north along the coast of northwestern Europe. It helps keep the ports along the coasts warm enough to stay open year around and is even thought to have a considerable warming influence on the climate. Although the North Atlantic Current mixes with colder water coming from the Baltic Sea and the Norwegian fjords, it still remains warm enough to keep the ports along the coast open.
Is the north Atlantic drift a surface current or a deep water current?
a surface current
Which state is on the east coast?
All the 13 colonies, florida... the north and south carolinas and everything on the right of the map of the united states which touch the water!
Current of water moving from the north pole toward the equator?
East
What deep- water current travels north along the ocean floor for thousands of kilometers?
bambuzzle current
Where does the California Current gets it cold water?
From the North Pacific Ocean.
Russia has few ocean ports that are?
Warm Water Ocean Ports
On which body of water are all of Germany' s ports located?
Baltic Sea I think ___ There is a mistaken assumption in the question. Germany's ports have never been on one single body of water. The most important German ports are on the North Sea - or to be more precise on rivers that flow into the North Sea - Hamburg (on the Elbe) and Bremen on the Weser - also Emden, Bremerhaven and Cuxhaven. There are also major ports on the Baltic - Kiel, Luebeck and Rostock. In addition, Germany has some major inland port on rivers, such as Ludwigshafen and Duisburg.
Why are British oil refineries usually situated near the coast?
Shipping logistics, tankers need deep water ports, and Britain's oil production takes place offshore primarily in the North Sea.
Where is the warmest salt water north of the Carolinas?
The Northumberland Strait, near New Brunswick, Canada, reaches up to 25 degrees Celsius (about 77 degrees Fahrenheit) in the Summer months, even though the water is drained from the Atlantic Ocean.
