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Large cold ocean north of Norway?
The Norwegian Sea.
Where are you if you are exploring a large cold Ocean north of Norway?
It says here: The Norwegian Sea. Tak. Oslo Rules! So does Bergen!
Where are you if you are exploring a large cold ocean of Norway?
It says here: The Norwegian Sea. Tak. Oslo Rules! So does Bergen!
Why does Scandinavia have such a cold climate?
Because Scandinavia borders the Arctic Ocean.
Where is spitsbergan?
North of Norway, it is an Island owned by Norway far above Europe near the Artic, cold!!
What is the temperatures in north of Norway in February?
The cold record in Finnmark (the northernmost county in Norway) is -50 C. (50 degrees below freezing).A more typical temperature in Northern Norway (anything north of Trondheim) in February could be -15 C to -30 C.Northern Norway is a large area, it stretches just as long as from Spain to Britain, so it is hard to give anything more accurate without being more specific on the location.
Where does the California Current gets it cold water?
From the North Pacific Ocean.
Is Russia further north than Canada?
Yes though Demark and Norway get pretty cold as well.
Deer with large antlers from the cold north?
Moose.
Why does it snow the most in the norhern highlands of Scotland?
because they are close to the north pole and norway which is close to the north pole and really cold and the coldest place that I know which is in norway is Oslo which the coldest temperature they had was -29 degrees.
How cold was the Arctic Ocean when Titanic sunk?
The Titanic sank in the North Atlantic, not in the Arctic Ocean.
Where do cold winds originate?
Warm ocean currents originate near the equator. Cold ocean currents originatenear the poles. When ocean water becomes denser, it sinks to the bottom of the ocean.
