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| − | The '''Bering Sea''', named after [[Vitus Bering]], is in the northern [[Pacific Ocean]], located between [[Alaska]] and [[Russia]]. The Bering Sea is bounded by the Aleutian Islands to its south; its northern end is at the [[Bering Strait]]. The [[International Date Line]] passes through the Bering Sea.<ref>[http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/beringcc.htm Map of Bering Sea]</ref> | + | The '''Bering Sea''', named after [[Vitus Bering]], is in the northern [[Pacific Ocean]], located between [[Alaska]] and [[Russia]]. The Bering Sea is bounded by the Aleutian Islands to its south; its northern end is at the [[Bering Strait]]. The [[Greenwich Mean Time|International Date Line]] passes through the Bering Sea.<ref>[http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/beringcc.htm Map of Bering Sea]</ref> |
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[[Category:Seas of the Arctic Ocean]] | [[Category:Seas of the Arctic Ocean]] | ||
Latest revision as of 05:01, October 31, 2014
The Bering Sea, named after Vitus Bering, is in the northern Pacific Ocean, located between Alaska and Russia. The Bering Sea is bounded by the Aleutian Islands to its south; its northern end is at the Bering Strait. The International Date Line passes through the Bering Sea.[1]