Match the water system to the letter that represents it on the map. great lakes arctic ocean mississippi river yukon river atlantic ocean bering strait hudson bay pacific ocean

Since the map is not posted, I will give you the locations of each of them, so hopefully you can figure it out which is where.

- Great Lakes; located on the central part, and central-east of the border between the United States and Canada, in the Great Plains region.

- Arctic Ocean; located in the northernmost part of the planet. just above Russia, Canada, and Alaska.

- Mississippi River; located in the Great Plains region, in the central part of the United States, running roughly in a north-south direction.

- Yukon River; has a flow beginning in the northwestern part of Canada and continues through the central part of Alaska, cutting Alaska roughly in two similar size parts.

- Atlantic Ocean; located between the east coasts of North America and South America, and the west coasts of Europe and Africa.

- Bering Strait; located between Russia and Alaska.

- Hudson Bay; located in the central part of Canada, large body of water that gets deep into the mainland of the country.

- Pacific Ocean; Located between the east coasts of Asia and Australia, and the west coasts of North America and South America.

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