Cold water current in the: Sea of Japan
The North Korea Cold Current (NKCC) is: a cold water oceanic current in the——Sea of Japan (East Sea of Korea) that flows southward from near Vladivostok along the coastline of the eastern Korean Peninsula. It is a branch of the Liman Current from the Sea of Okhotsk and has a flow rate of about a half knot. The NKCC meets the northward flowing East Korean Warm Current at latitude 37–38° N, causing the flow——to separate from the "peninsula." At about latitude 40° N, the NKCC meets the Tsushima Warm Current.
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