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1. The Mackenzie River, Canada's longest, forms in the Rocky Mountains and flows north to the Great Lakes Arctic Ocean

1. The Mackenzie River, Canada's longest, forms in the Rocky Mountains and flows north to the Great Lakes Arctic Ocean
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1. The Mackenzie River, Canada's longest, forms in the Rocky Mountains and flows north to the

Great Lakes
Arctic Ocean

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Answer: Arctic ocean
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The great lakes are near the U.S or the south-east of Canada, the Mackenzie river flows to the Beaufort Sea, the Beaufort sea is part of the Arctic Ocean
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