Atlantic Ocean

sea horses live in the twighlight zone so they can get sunlight and warmth

in the summer it is in the high 80s and the winter about 73

About an inch (east to west) - about what your finger nails grow.

(North to south - not at all.)

The Saint Lawrence Seaway links the Midwest to the Atlantic Ocean. The Saint Lawrence Seaway flows from Lake Ontario to the Atlantic Ocean.

Sargasso sea

Gloucester, Massachusetts

it's about 45 min/miles to cocoa beach...the closest beach.

what is the first largest bay on the Atlantic coast is chesepeak bay

From the Bering Sea in the north, to the defined border of the Southern Ocean, the Pacific is from 13700 to 14500 km (8500 to 9000 miles) north-to-south. Its maximum width is about 19800 km (12300 miles).

The RMS Titanic set sail from Southampton, UK across the North Atlantic for New York, US on April 15, 1912. Unfortunately, the passenger liner collided with an iceberg and never reached its destination.

According to infoplease, Florida has 580 miles of Atlantic shoreline, plus 770 miles of Gulf shoreline, making a total of 1350 miles of ocean front. California, on the other hand, has 840 miles of Pacific shoreline.

Therefore, if you count the Gulf of Mexico, Florida has more ocean front. If you ignore it, California has more ocean front. Please see the related link for details.

the pacific ocean is used for fishing and swimming and traveling and exploration

Almost everywhere is northwest of somewhere else.

The wind is blowing and making waves. Alternate answer:There is a mountain range which runs north to south along the middle of the Atlantic Ocean. It is called the Mid-Atlantic Ridge and is cause by two techtonic plates moving away from each other. This process allows magma to well up and this is what is forming the mountains. The process is ongoing and each year the Atlantic Oceans gets slightly wider as a result.

The Gulf Stream

The islands of the Caribbean are bordered by the Atlantic Ocean to the east, and the Caribbean Sea to the west. understand?

The Indian Ocean and the Southern Ocean do not touch North America. Some consider the Southern Ocean an extension of the the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and not an actually ocean. The Pacific, Atlantic and Arctic oceans all wash upon the shores of North America.

South America and Africa are separated by the South Atlantic Ocean.

They had to go around the tip of South America or (which was not the favoured choice) take the North-West Passage

The SR-71 "Blackbird" holds the record for flying from New York to London in 1 hour 54 minutes and 56.4 seconds, set on 1 September 1974. This equates to an average velocity of about Mach 2.68, including slowing down for in-flight refueling. Peak speeds during this flight were probably closer to the declassified top speed of Mach 3.2+. (For comparison, commercial Concorde flights took around 3 hours 23 minutes, and the Boeing 747 averages 6 hours 15 minutes.)

sea of atlas

Barbados is a Caribbean island which enjoys both the Caribbean Sea, primarily along the West Coast, and the Atlantic Ocean, primarily along the East Coast and North Coast. The South Coast is quite the invigorating blend of both the Caribbean Sea and Atlantic Ocean.

There was a sizeable reward for whoever could do it solo first. Alcock and Brown had already managed it in a Vickers Vimy in 1919, but nobody had yet done it solo.

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  • Great Lakes Storm of 1913
  • Shipwrecks of the 1913 Great Lakes storm
  A
  • SS Algoma
  • SS Alpena
  • SS America (1898)
  • SS Anna C. Minch
  • SS Appomattox
  • SS Arlington
  C
  • SS Carl D. Bradley
  • Carrier Dove (schooner)
  • Chester A. Congdon (ship)
  • City of Bangor
  • Comet (steamboat)
  • Confiance
  • SS Cumberland
  • SS Cyprus
  D
  • SS Daniel J. Morrell
  • Dunkirk Schooner Site
  E
  • SS Eastland
  • SS Edmund Fitzgerald
  • SS Emperor
  • Erie Belle
  G
  • George A. Marsh
  • SS Glenlyon
  H
  • USS Hamilton (1809)
  • Hennepin (shipwreck)
  • H cont.
    • SS Henry Chisholm
    • Henry Roop
    • SS Henry Steinbrenner
    • Hesper (shipwreck)
    J
    • SS James Carruthers
    • SS John B. Cowle (1902)
    • John M. Osborn (steamboat)
    K
    • SS Kamloops
    L
    • L.R. Doty
    • PS Lady Elgin
    • Le Griffon
    M
    • SS M.M. Drake (1882)
    • Madeira (shipwreck)
    • Marquette (shipwreck)
    • Metamora (shipwreck)
    • Michigan Shipwreck Research Associates
    • SS Milwaukee
    • Miztec (schooner barge)
    • SS Monarch
    • SS Myron
    • HMS Nancy (1789)
    • Niagara (palace steamer)
    • Niagara Scow
    • SS Noronic
    • Northerner (schooner)
    O
    • HMS Ontario (1780)
    • • Pretoria (ship)
      • PS Waubuno
      • USS Puritan (ID-2222)
      R
      • SS Regina (1907)
      • Rouse Simmons
      • Samuel P. Ely (shipwreck)
      • USS Scorpion (1813)
      • HMS Speedy (1798)
      • SS Cedarville
      • SS Henry B. Smith
      • SS Hydrus
      • SS Sagamore (1892)
      • SS Samuel Mather (1887)
      • SS Superior City
      • Sweepstakes (schooner)
      • USS Sylph (1813)
      T
      • Tennie and Laura (Schooner)
      • Thomas Wilson (shipwreck)
      • Three Brothers (ship)
      • True North II
      V
      • SS Vienna (1873)
      W
      • SS Wexford
      • Whiskey Island (Lake Michigan)
      • Whitefish Point Underwater Preserve
      • SS William B. Davock
      • hope this helps :)

The Earth is made of approximately 71% water. Of this amount, 97.5 percent is contained in the saltwater oceans while the remaining 2.5 percent is in freshwater lakes and rivers and in the polar ice.