It is the Parry Channel that connects Beaufort Sea and Baffin Bay.

It can"t be that deep- as there have been seriious proposals for a Russia-Alaska vehicular (probably RR) tunnel as far back as the early years of the Last century- it was feasible in say l906. Cold-War politics effectively scuttled any project in this area.

The Bering Sea borders both Asia and North America.

it is called the Bering strait. it was a large piece of land that exicted over 35,000,000 years ago.scientists belive that's hw native Americans came to America.

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The Bering Sea covers over 2 million square km of the northernmost region of the Pacific Ocean. Its borders are defined to the north by Alaska, the Bering Strait, and northeastern Siberia, and to the south by the arc of the Alaska Peninsula, Aleutian Islands, and Commander Islands.

It was a stretch of glacier ice that connected russia with Alaska (Asia with North America) across the Bering strait. It formed during an ice age that let native peoples 20,000 years ago to settle into Canada and America, and further south, all the way to present-day Argentina and Chile. These are what we know as native Americans. They formed separate tribes over time. Today, we are still trying to mimic the effects of the ice age by building a real bridge. This gap is over 50 miles of icy, cold terrain. Thick air and temperatures would prevent people from seeing or breathing. Hypothermia would set in.

The Yukon River flows from Yukon Territory in Canada, through the American state of Alaska to the Bering Strait.

It is the Yukon River.

the early humans traveled about 50,000 miles to get to America

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You are referring to the Kamchatka Peninsula, but it is not in eastern Europe. It is in the east of Russia, and that part of Russia is in Asia, not Europe.

A compound that does not dissolve in a particular solvent.

For example, silver chloride is highly insoluble in water, calcium hydroxide is sparingly soluble in water and sodium chloride is insoluble in chloroform.

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The eastern side of the Bering Sea is the west coast of Alaska.

The Bering Strait separates North America (Alaska) and Asia (Russia).

Latitude: N 56° 54' 26.2084", Longitude: W 178° 8' 22.0992"

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Straits separate land masses, land masses do not separate straits. You question is therefore the wrong way round.

The Bering Straight separates the North American continent from the Asian continent.