The Lincoln Sea is a body of water lying within the Arctic Ocean. It spans from Cape Colombia, Canada, in the west to Greenland’s Cape Morris Jessup in the east.
It remains covered with sea ice throughout the year. The ice can be up to 15 m thick, and water depths range from 100 to 300 metres. The ice and water from the Lincoln Sea flow into the Robeson Channel, the northernmost portion of Nares Strait.
It covers an area of approximately 25,000 square miles and has many...
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