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Which ocean does the gulf stream and atlantic drift, labrador current belong to?

Which ocean does the gulf stream and atlantic drift, labrador current belong to? Correct Answer atlantic

  • oceanic currents and winds affect the temperature by transporting their heat and coldness to the adjacent area.
  • there are total 5 ocean where all the currents are present
  • north pacific, south pacific, north atlantic, south atlantic, indian ocean
  • the gulf stream, north atlantic drift is and labrador current are present in north atlantic 

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