North.
Yes:Hudson Bay: 1.23 million km² (474,905 mi²)Gulf of Mexico: 1.6 million km² (617,763 mi²)
The Black Sea is almost 10 times bigger than Lake Superior.
The Hudson Bay is one of them.
The Gulf of Mexico and Hudson Bay.
The two that I know are the Gulf of California and the Gulf of Mexico
Caribbean Sea,Pacific Ocean,Gulf of Mexico,Hudson Bay
there are only two, the Gulf of Mexico and the Gulf of Alaska, unless you want to count the Hudson Bay.
One of the differences between a bay and a gulf is that a bay has an inward land curve. The Hudson Bay has an inward curve.
Hudson sailed to a bay near Greenland and in Canada. Columbus went to islands near the Gulf of Mexico
Gulf of Mexico. None of Canada's rivers drain over there. ======================================== The Milk River, in southern Alberta, is part of the Missouri-Mississippi watershed, which drains into the Gulf of Mexico.
The North American Plains which stretch from the Mississippi River to the Rocky Mountains and from the Hudson Bay to the Gulf of Mexico
There are many, including : Hudson Bay in Canada (on the Arctic Ocean) San Francisco Bay in California (on the Pacific Ocean) Chesapeake Bay on the US east coast (on the Atlantic Ocean) Bay of Campeche in the Gulf of Mexico (Mexico)