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The Arctic Ocean is the North Pole. A floating ice sheet or cap floats on the Arctic Ocean, and on this is the spot that is called the North Pole. The sea ice varies in thickness, making it possible to reach the pole using nuclear submarines.
The South Pole is on the continent of Antarctica.
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Which ocean is the Barents sea part of?
officially the Arctic Ocean
What is the ocean on the west part of Alaska?
To the southwest is the Bering Sea which is part of the Pacific Ocean. To the north is the Churchill Sea which is part of the Arctic Ocean.
Arctic is to ocean as is to sea?
Arctic is to Ocean as Dead is to Sea. Just like the Arctic is an ocean, the Dead Sea is a popular sea.
What sea borders the northern part of Russia?
The Arctic Ocean
What sea is in between Alaska and the North Pole?
The Arctic Ocean is between Alaska and the North Pole.
What is a narrow passage of water connecting the Arctic Ocean to the pacific ocean?
The Bering Strait links the southern part of the Arctic Ocean (called the Chukchi Sea) to the Bering Sea.
What ocean does the northern part of Russia border with?
The northern part of Russia borders with the Arctic Ocean.
What is the ocean that lies north of Russia?
The Arctic Ocean...also there is the White Sea on the NW corner of russia by Finland.
Which ocean is nearest to the north pole?
The Arctic Ocean is the closest ocean to the North Pole. It surrounds the North Pole, and its waters are part of the Arctic region covered by floating sea ice.
Why sea turtle do not live in arctic ocean?
It is to cold for sea turtles to live in the arctic ocean.
Where does the the yenisei river end?
The Yenisei (also spelled Yenisey) River flows into Yenisey Gulf, a part of the Kara Sea, from Siberia. The Kara Sea is part of the Arctic Ocean.
What is the coldest ocean in the northern part of the world?
The Arctic Ocean is the coldest ocean in the northern part of the world due to its high latitude location and the presence of extensive sea ice that reflects sunlight, preventing the water from warming up significantly.
