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Label Current name Cool or Warm Label Current name 1 Labrador 17 West Australia 2 East Greenland 18 Mozambique 3 Norwegian 19 South Indian 4 North Atlantic Drift 20 Alaska 5 Gulf Stream 21 Oyashio 6 Canary 22 North Pacific 7 Atlantic North Equatorial 23 Kuroshio 8 Atlantic Counter Equatorial 24 California 9 Atlantic South Equatorial 25 Pacific North Equatorial 10 South Atlantic 26 Pacific Counter Equatorial 11 Brazil 27 Pacific South Equatorial 12 Benguela 28 Peru or Humboldt 13 Agulhas 29 South Pacific 14 Indian North Equatorial 30 East Australia 15 Indian Counter Equatorial 31 Antarctic Circumpolar 16 Indian South Equatorial 32 Antarctic Subpolar Cool or Warm Figure 2 (below) is a blank world map on which you will locate some of the ocean currents. In Table 1 some of the currents names are in bold and italic, 1) draw the location of these currents in red for warm currents and blue for cool currents, 2) use the labels provided in the list to identify them, and 3) include a legend which is necessary for the reader. Figure 2: Main Global Ocean Currents and Gyres

Label Current name Cool or Warm Label Current name 1 Labrador 17 West Australia 2 East Greenland 18 Mozambique 3 Norwegian 19 South Indian 4 North Atlantic Drift 20 Alaska 5 Gulf Stream 21 Oyashio 6 Canary 22 North Pacific 7 Atlantic North Equatorial 23 Kuroshio 8 Atlantic Counter Equatorial 24 California 9 Atlantic South Equatorial 25 Pacific North Equatorial 10 South Atlantic 26 Pacific Counter Equatorial 11 Brazil 27 Pacific South Equatorial 12 Benguela 28 Peru or Humboldt 13 Agulhas 29 South Pacific 14 Indian North Equatorial 30 East Australia 15 Indian Counter Equatorial 31 Antarctic Circumpolar 16 Indian South Equatorial 32 Antarctic Subpolar Cool or Warm Figure 2 (below) is a blank world map on which you will locate some of the ocean currents. In Table 1 some of the currents names are in bold and italic, 1) draw the location of these currents in red for warm currents and blue for cool currents, 2) use the labels provided in the list to identify them, and 3) include a legend which is necessary for the reader. Figure 2: Main Global Ocean Currents and Gyres

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Label Current name Cool or Warm Label Current name 1 Labrador 17 West Australia 2 East Greenland 18 Mozambique 3 Norwegian 19 South Indian 4 North Atlantic Drift 20 Alaska 5 Gulf Stream 21 Oyashio 6 Canary 22 North Pacific 7 Atlantic North Equatorial 23 Kuroshio 8 Atlantic Counter Equatorial 24 California 9 Atlantic South Equatorial 25 Pacific North Equatorial 10 South Atlantic 26 Pacific Counter Equatorial 11 Brazil 27 Pacific South Equatorial 12 Benguela 28 Peru or Humboldt 13 Agulhas 29 South Pacific 14 Indian North Equatorial 30 East Australia 15 Indian Counter Equatorial 31 Antarctic Circumpolar 16 Indian South Equatorial 32 Antarctic Subpolar Cool or Warm
Transcribed Image Text:Label Current name Cool or Warm Label Current name 1 Labrador 17 West Australia 2 East Greenland 18 Mozambique 3 Norwegian 19 South Indian 4 North Atlantic Drift 20 Alaska 5 Gulf Stream 21 Oyashio 6 Canary 22 North Pacific 7 Atlantic North Equatorial 23 Kuroshio 8 Atlantic Counter Equatorial 24 California 9 Atlantic South Equatorial 25 Pacific North Equatorial 10 South Atlantic 26 Pacific Counter Equatorial 11 Brazil 27 Pacific South Equatorial 12 Benguela 28 Peru or Humboldt 13 Agulhas 29 South Pacific 14 Indian North Equatorial 30 East Australia 15 Indian Counter Equatorial 31 Antarctic Circumpolar 16 Indian South Equatorial 32 Antarctic Subpolar Cool or Warm
Figure 2 (below) is a blank world map on which you will locate some of the ocean currents. In Table 1 some of the currents names are in bold and italic, 1) draw the location of these currents in red for warm currents and blue for cool currents, 2) use the labels provided in the list to identify them, and 3) include a legend which is necessary for the reader. Figure 2: Main Global Ocean Currents and Gyres
Transcribed Image Text:Figure 2 (below) is a blank world map on which you will locate some of the ocean currents. In Table 1 some of the currents names are in bold and italic, 1) draw the location of these currents in red for warm currents and blue for cool currents, 2) use the labels provided in the list to identify them, and 3) include a legend which is necessary for the reader. Figure 2: Main Global Ocean Currents and Gyres
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