Where is the world's greatest tidal range observed?
Correct answer: B. The Bay of Fundy, Canada
- A. The Bay of Bengal, India
- B. The Bay of Fundy, Canada
- C. Cook Inlet, Alaska
- D. The Bristol Channel, UK
Explanation
The Bay of Fundy between New Brunswick and Nova Scotia experiences tides of up to about 16 metres, the highest tidal range on Earth.
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