In the early 1990s, it was revealed that the Soviet navy had been using this body of water as a dumping ground for their spent nuclear reactors. Containing the Solovetski Islands, the Mezen, Northern Dvina, and Onega rivers empty into it, while Kandalashka Bay lies at its southern section. A canal system at Belomorsk links this body of water to the Baltic Sea.  Its northern section lies between the Kola and Kanin peninsulas, and at the mouth of the Northern Dvina is its largest port at Arkhangel
In the early 1990s, it was revealed that the Soviet navy had been using this body of water as a dumping ground for their spent nuclear reactors. Containing the Solovetski Islands, the Mezen, Northern Dvina, and Onega rivers empty into it, while Kandalashka Bay lies at its southern section. A canal system at Belomorsk links this body of water to the Baltic Sea.  Its northern section lies between the Kola and Kanin peninsulas, and at the mouth of the Northern Dvina is its largest port at Arkhangelsk.  FTP, identify this north Russian body of water with a colorful name.
In the early 1990s, it was revealed that the Soviet navy had been using this body of water as a dumping ground for their spent nuclear reactors.
White Sea