The North Atlantic Ocean is a complex mix of currents that twist and wind around each other. The vast area that is covered by the Atlantic results in a wide variation in conditions both above and below the water. These conditions create and direct the movement of water throughout the massive body of water that is the Atlantic Ocean.
Click on the links below to find out all about the currents in the North Atlantic Ocean
What causes ocean currents? | The Nova Scotia Current | ||
How currents are measured | The Gulf of Maine | ||
Labrador Current | The Gulf Stream | ||
The Gulf of St. Lawrence |