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Option 3 : A-F, B-D, C-E

The correct answer is option 3, i.e, A-F, B-D, C-E.

  • Gulf of Boothia:
    • To the east, it is bounded by the northwest coast of Baffin Island and to the west by the Boothia Peninsula.
    • Depth are generally about 275 m decreasing southward.
    • It extends some 170 miles into the Arctic Ocean to a point just south of Somerset Island.
    • The peninsula is a tundra covered plateau with an area of some 12480 square miles and a width of 120 miles.
    • It was discovered in 1829 by the British explorer James Ross, who named it Boothia Felix in honour of Sir Felix Booth.
  • Hudson Bay:
    • It is bounded by Nunavut territory, Manitoba and Ontario and Quebec.
    • It is connected with the Atlantic Ocean via the Hudson Strait and with the Arctic Ocean via the Foxe Channel.
    • It has a shallow and quite smooth floor, averaging 330 feet in depth, with a maximum around 900 feet.
    • The coast situated in a region of permanently frozen earth layers or permafrost.
    • It is a marsh-ridden lowland fed by lake waters and turbulent rivers.
  • Gulf of St. Lawrence:
    • It is a body of water covering about 60000 square miles at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River.
    • It fringes the shores of half the provinces of Canada and is a gateway to the interior of the entire North American continent.
    • Its boundaries may be taken as the maritime estuary at the mouth of the St. Lawrence River, in the vicinity of:
      • Anticosti Island on the west
      • the Strait of Belle Isle between Newfoundland and the mainland to the north
      • Cabot Strait separating Newfoundland from the Nova Scotian peninsula on the south
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