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Arctic Bridge

Arctic Bridge

Seasonal sea route.

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  1. Port of Churchill

    Port in Manitoba, Canada.

    25%

  2. Northwest Passage

    Sea route north of North America.

    22%

  3. Churchill, Manitoba

    Town in Manitoba, Canada.

    11%

  4. Northern Sea Route

    Shipping route running along the Russian Arctic coast.

    10%

  5. Murmansk

    City in Murmansk Oblast, Russia.

    8.2%

  6. Hudson Bay Railway (1997)

    Canadian short line railway.

    8.2%

  7. Sea lane

    Regularly used navigable route through a large body of water.

    2.3%

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  1. Murmansk

    City in Murmansk Oblast, Russia.

    26%

  2. Northwest Passage

    Sea route north of North America.

    15%

  3. Port of Churchill

    Port in Manitoba, Canada.

    13%

  4. Churchill, Manitoba

    Town in Manitoba, Canada.

    11%

  5. Northern Sea Route

    Shipping route running along the Russian Arctic coast.

    11%

  6. Arctic Ocean

    Oceanic division.

    8.4%

  7. Hudson Bay

    Large body of saltwater in northeastern Canada.

    8.1%

  8. Arctic shipping routes

    Maritime shipping route near the North Pole.

    4.8%

  9. Panama Canal

    Shipping route across Central America.

    3.7%