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Arctic ocean.
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What is the only canadien provence that borders the pacific ocean?
British Columbia and the North West Territories border the Pacific Ocean, but the NW Territories are not a province.
What territory of Canada borders the Arctic Ocean?
Yukon, Northwest Territories, Nunavut, pick any two.
Large body of water north of beaufort sea?
I believe it would be the Arctic Sea.Arctic Ocean
What country is river Mackenzie in?
The Mackenzie River is located in the Northwest Territories in Canada. The river begins at the Great Salt Lake near Hay River in the Northwest Territories and travels north to the Mackenzie Delta. Finally it empties into the Arctic Ocean.
What borders the Pacific ocean on the westAlbertaon the westthe Yukon territory and the Northwest Territories on the north and the US on the south?
British Columbia
What countries does the mckenzie river flow through?
starts south then goes north through northwest territories and into artic ocean
Do territories or province border the arctic ocean?
Canada's three territories have Arctic coastline. None of Canada's provinces do. Except for the islands in Hudson Bay and Ungava Bay, the three territories lie north of the 60th parallel of latitude.yes
What ocean touch Canada?
Canada is actually touched by three oceans. They are the Atlantic to the east, Pacific to the west, and Arctic to the north.
Which three territories are controlled by Denmark?
The three territories that are controlled by Denmark are North Atlantic Ocean, the Faroe Islands and Greenland. There are also over 407 islands in Denmark with about 70 of them having inhabitants.
Where is Canada's Territories located?
North West Territories, Yukon, and Nunavut
What body of water in Canada borders the Northwest Territories Manitoba Ontario and Quebec?
The Arctic Ocean. Hudson Bay is the BODY of water and above that is the Baffin Sea
Where is the Mackenzie River emptied?
Mackenzie River originates in Great Slave Lake, in the Northwest Territories, and flows north into the Arctic Ocean.
