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Earlier glaciation left 1 rose irregular topographic features , creating several deep basins and two troughs : the Northeast Channel , marking the southern edge of the Scotian Shelf , and the shallower Great South Channel off Cape Cod .
Earlier glaciation left 1 rose irregular topographic features , creating several deep basins and two troughs : the Northeast Channel , marking the southern edge of the Scotian Shelf , and the shallower Great South Channel off Cape Cod .
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ASSESSMENT OF THE CANADIAN - AMERICAN POSITIONS 6.1 THE NORTHEAST CHANNEL LINE The United States has established its boundary following the thalweg , or deepest parts , of the Northeast Channel and inner basins , basing it on two ...
ASSESSMENT OF THE CANADIAN - AMERICAN POSITIONS 6.1 THE NORTHEAST CHANNEL LINE The United States has established its boundary following the thalweg , or deepest parts , of the Northeast Channel and inner basins , basing it on two ...
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Similar in structure to the Northeast Channel , but shallower , the Great South Channel has been ignored by the United States in its assertion that the Georges Bank is the natural prolongation of its territory .
Similar in structure to the Northeast Channel , but shallower , the Great South Channel has been ignored by the United States in its assertion that the Georges Bank is the natural prolongation of its territory .
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Bibliographic information
| Title | The Gulf of Maine Boundary: Reviewing the Issues Issue 12 of Occasional paper |
| Author | Sue Nichols |
| Publisher | Department of Surveying Engineering, University of New Brunswick, 1982 |
| Original from | the University of Virginia |
| Digitized | 13 Nov 2007 |
| Length | 74 pages |
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