The surface of Hudson River in the vicinity of Manhattan froze 3 times in written history, 1821, 1780 and 1720, according to I.N. Phelps Stokes's ''Iconography of Manhattan Island.''
The surface further upstream would completely freeze but for icebreaker ships that keep the waters open for commercial traffic.
It is unlikely the Hudson would ever freeze completely as it is salty near it's mouth and upwards of forty-five feet deep.
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Henry Hudson was an early explorer of the Americas. He is best known for his attmpts to find a route (Northwest Passage) to China by going above Canada and Alaska and traveling through the arctic region. On his last voyage his crew mutinied, setting him and his family adrift. They were never heard from again. He also explored around what is New York today. The Hudson River is named for him as is Hudson Bay
He claimed New York Harbor and the Hudson River for the Dutch He sailed to North America four times. He never found a waterway through North America
If you just thought about it, it would present itself... but the answer is Arctic Ocean, because he had to explore the Hudson Bay, it was a bay named after Henry Hudson! St. Lawrence River had many reference to Henry Hudson exploration! And Henry Hudson never really had any reason to explore the Arctic Ocean!
Hudson never reached the Americas.
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The Hudson River starts in the Adirondack Mountains in New York State and flows south to New York Harbor. It never enters Canada.
Never. The Amazon river is placed on a tropical rain forest which is warm all the time.
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Henry Hudson was an early explorer of the Americas. He is best known for his attmpts to find a route (Northwest Passage) to China by going above Canada and Alaska and traveling through the arctic region. On his last voyage his crew mutinied, setting him and his family adrift. They were never heard from again. He also explored around what is New York today. The Hudson River is named for him as is Hudson Bay
He claimed New York Harbor and the Hudson River for the Dutch He sailed to North America four times. He never found a waterway through North America
If you just thought about it, it would present itself... but the answer is Arctic Ocean, because he had to explore the Hudson Bay, it was a bay named after Henry Hudson! St. Lawrence River had many reference to Henry Hudson exploration! And Henry Hudson never really had any reason to explore the Arctic Ocean!
No, Lake Tahoe has never completely frozen over. It is to large a body of water (about 40 trillion gallons) for the core temperature to get low enough to freeze. On occasion, Emerald Bay will freeze over which is attached by a narrow, shallow opening.
Hudson never reached the Americas.
Because its deep waters never freeze due anomalous behavior of water
He didn't find the river, but he sailed along the Hudson River, thinking it was the Northwest Passage, a water route to the Indies. He went there twice, and the second time his ship was froze during the winter. The crew was upset and sent Henry Hudson, his young son, and a few loyal men away in a boat. the reason they did this was because if they sailed back after killing Hudson, Hudson's son would tell on the crew. The crew didn't want to kill Hudson's son, though, so they sent them off in a boat. they were never seen again.
Henry Hudson never really had a journal that we know of