The North Equatorial Current got its name from the fact that it is north of the equator and vise versa with the South Equatorial Current, the fact that it is South of the Equator.
North Equatorial flow clockwise and southern counter-clockwise.
The North Equatorial Current and South Equatorial Current in the Pacific Ocean are both warm, fast-moving currents that flow towards the west. They are driven by the trade winds. One key difference is that the North Equatorial Current is influenced by the North Pacific Gyre, while the South Equatorial Current is influenced by the South Pacific Gyre.
Cameroon to the north and east. Gabon to the south and east.
Cameroon to the north and east. Gabon to the south and east.
The west coast of Equatorial Guinea borders the Atlantic Ocean.
North Equatorial flow clockwise and southern counter-clockwise.
The North Equatorial Current and South Equatorial Current in the Pacific Ocean are both warm, fast-moving currents that flow towards the west. They are driven by the trade winds. One key difference is that the North Equatorial Current is influenced by the North Pacific Gyre, while the South Equatorial Current is influenced by the South Pacific Gyre.
Probably by what kind of current they get there.
9.37 degrees south north
Cameroon to the north and east. Gabon to the south and east.
They are complimentary the gulf stream caries warm surface waters north. The north equatorial current carries cold deep waters south.
Cameroon to the north and east. Gabon to the south and east.
As it is called the 'North Equatorial Current' the name would suggest that it is located North of the equator, in the Northern hemisphere.
The name for the north is union. The name for the south is confederate
The west coast of Equatorial Guinea borders the Atlantic Ocean.
Yes, the Island Biok is part of Equatorial Guinea. In fact, is the biggest island of the country. It has two provinces, North Bioko and South Bioko. Malabo, the Capital of North Bioko is also the capital of the country
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