Laurentian Divide
Laurentian Divide proper noun: a continental divide in North America separating the drainage basin of the Arctic Ocean from that of the Atlantic, running eastward from the Great Divide or Continental Divide to the Labrador Sea.

Proper noun
the Laurentian Divide
- A continental divide in North America separating the drainage basin of the Arctic Ocean from that of the Atlantic, running eastward from the Great Divide or Continental Divide to the Labrador Sea.
- Synonyms:
- Northern Divide
Synonyms of Laurentian Divide
- Northern Divide
Questions about Laurentian Divide
- What does Laurentian Divide mean?
- Laurentian Divide means a continental divide in North America separating the drainage basin of the Arctic Ocean from that of the Atlantic, running eastward from the Great Divide or Continental Divide to the Labrador Sea.
- What part of speech is Laurentian Divide?
- Laurentian Divide is a proper noun.
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