The North Korea Cold Current, also known as the East Korea Current, is an oceanic current that flows along the eastern coast of North Korea into the Sea of Japan (also known as the East Sea in Korea). It is part of the larger North Pacific Ocean currents system. This cold current originates from the Northwest Pacific and is characterized by its relatively low temperatures compared to surrounding waters. It generally flows southward and can influence local marine ecosystems, weather patterns, and climate conditions in the region.
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