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The '''Bering Strait''' is a body of water between Eastern Russia and [[Alaska]], "divided into 2 channels by the two Diomede Islands." [http://psc.apl.washington.edu/HLD/Bstrait/bstrait.html]
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The '''Bering Strait''' is a body of water between Eastern Russia and [[Alaska]], "divided into 2 channels by the two Diomede Islands." [http://psc.apl.washington.edu/HLD/Bstrait/bstrait.html] The Bering Strait opens into the [[Bering Sea]].
  
 
==Bridges or Tunnels==
 
==Bridges or Tunnels==
 
"In the last few decades some factions have discussed the construction of a bridge over the strait, however, financial and weather concerns have continually stalled the project. Recently, talk of a tunnel under the strait has been on the front-burner, however, the high cost of same will certainly be a factor, but imagine driving from Alaska to Russia. Wow, what a concept!" [http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/diomede.htm]
 
"In the last few decades some factions have discussed the construction of a bridge over the strait, however, financial and weather concerns have continually stalled the project. Recently, talk of a tunnel under the strait has been on the front-burner, however, the high cost of same will certainly be a factor, but imagine driving from Alaska to Russia. Wow, what a concept!" [http://www.worldatlas.com/aatlas/infopage/diomede.htm]
 
[[Category:Bodies of Water]]
 
[[Category:Bodies of Water]]

Revision as of 17:11, November 9, 2011

The Bering Strait is a body of water between Eastern Russia and Alaska, "divided into 2 channels by the two Diomede Islands." [1] The Bering Strait opens into the Bering Sea.

Bridges or Tunnels

"In the last few decades some factions have discussed the construction of a bridge over the strait, however, financial and weather concerns have continually stalled the project. Recently, talk of a tunnel under the strait has been on the front-burner, however, the high cost of same will certainly be a factor, but imagine driving from Alaska to Russia. Wow, what a concept!" [2]