What body of water lies to the north of poland? a. baltic sea b. caspian sea c. black sea d. mediterranean sea

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asked Sep 12, 2018 76.3k views

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What body of water lies to the north of poland?

a. baltic sea
b. caspian sea
c. black sea
d. mediterranean sea

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Baltic Sea lies to the North of Poland.

So, the answer is A. Baltic Sea.

Happy Studying! ^=^

Farhad Sarvari answered Sep 19, 2018

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