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What body of water is north of the Aleutian islands?
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What 2 bodies of water does Alaska and the Aleutian Islands separate?
arctic ocean and north pacific ocean
Body of water north of the Aleutian Islands and south of the Arctic Ocean?
Hudson Bay
Where is 61N 149W?
The coordinates 61N 149W are located in the North Pacific Ocean, northwest of the Hawaiian Islands and southeast of the Aleutian Islands in Alaska. This location is remote and mostly open water.
What causes volcanoes in the Aleutian Islands?
The volcanoes that formed the Aleutian Islands are the result of a process called subduction. The Pacfic Plate is sliding or subducting under the northern part of the North American Plate at about 3 inches per year. As this oceanic plate dives into the mantle it takes some seawater with it. The water seeps into the hot rocks of the mantle, lowering the melting point. The resulting molten rock or mantle then rises through the North American Plate then erupts through the North American Plate, forming volcanoes.
61 degrees north 150 degrees west?
The coordinates provided are in the North Pacific Ocean, far from any landmass. The location is close to the International Date Line, and the nearest landmass would be the Aleutian Islands of Alaska, over 1,000 miles to the east.
When the mountains grew high enough to break the oceans surface they became?
its volcanic islands i think Simple answer is islands. Depending on location, answer could be Hawaiian Islands, Aleutian Islands, or any other volcanic islands.
Where does the international date line cross through?
It crosses through, and around, a number of islands and a lot of water in the Pacific Ocean. The line deviates from a straight line to keep it from passing through countries such as the USA (Alaska), or New Zealand, and island nation such as the Marshall Islands and the Aleutian Islands.
What is the stretch of water between the North and South Islands?
COOK STRAIT
Separates the North and South Islands of New Zealand?
Cook Strait is the body of water which separates New Zealand's North and South Islands. It is named after Lieutenant James Cook (later Captain), who was the first known European to circumnavigate and chart the islands of New Zealand.
What body of water would they have cross to reach islands in western Europe?
To reach islands in western Europe, such as the British Isles, travelers would typically cross the Atlantic Ocean. Depending on their starting point, they might also traverse other bodies of water like the English Channel or the North Sea. Each of these bodies of water connects the mainland of Europe to various islands in the region.
What country borders the U.S?
The countries that border the US include France, Albania, Australia, Argentina, and many others.
