Which international waterway system allows ocean-going vessels to reach the Great Lakes from the Atlantic?
Correct answer: C. The St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes navigation system
- A. The Mississippi river system
- B. The Hudson Bay route
- C. The St. Lawrence Seaway and Great Lakes navigation system
- D. The Panama Canal system
Explanation
The St. Lawrence Seaway's locks let ocean ships sail from the Atlantic deep into the Great Lakes.
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