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It is an Ocean, meaning it is salt water, not land. So in that case it cannot be a country.
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The northern part of Russia borders what ocean?
The Northern part of Russia borders the arctic ocean.
What forms Alaska's northen border?
longitudinal line of 141 degrees west
What Asian country has the same name as the Arctic Ocean?
There is no Asian country named after the arctic ocean. Russia borders the arctic ocean. perhaps you are thinking of India which is named after the Indian ocean?
What part of the ocean is not owned by a country?
The arctic ocean
What is the country that extends from the Arctic Ocean to Black Sea and cover much of two continents?
what country extends from the arctic ocean to the black sea
What country is Canada's neighbor across the arctic ocean?
Russia. The North Pole/ Arctic isn't a country so if you look at the top of a globe and cut across the Arctic Ocean you get Russia
Which country is the closest to the south arctic ocean?
Here are the countries that touch the Arctic Ocean Norway Russia Alaska Canada Greenland (they're also the five countries that have Polar Bears) Although these are the countries closest to the arctic ocean they are not the closest to the south arctic ocean for there is no such thing as the south arctic ocean. The arctic ocean is in the NORTH.
A country borded by the arctic ocean in china?
Russia
What is the capital of the country that borders both the arctic ocean and the US?
Ottawa is the capital city of Canada, the only country that borders both the Arctic Ocean and the United States.
What 3 oceans border Canada?
The Pacific Ocean is on the west coast of Canada, the Arctic Ocean is at the top of the country and the Atlantic Ocean is on the east coast of Canada.
What is the capital of the only country that borders both the Arctic Ocean and the US?
Ottawa is the capital city of Canada, the only country that borders both the Arctic Ocean and the United States.
What are the oceans of northen hemisphere?
North Pacific North Atlantic Arctic
