The Labrador Current is a cold oceanic current that flows southward along the coast of Labrador, Canada, and into the North Atlantic Ocean. It originates from the Arctic Ocean and is part of the larger system of currents in the North Atlantic. The current is produced by the mixing of cold waters from the Arctic region, primarily from the Labrador Sea, with warmer waters from the Gulf Stream. The Labrador Current plays a significant role in the climate and marine ecosystem of the region.

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