For 10 points—name this waterway which separates Alaska and Siberia and may have been the entryway for Native American immigration.
At its narrowest point, it is only fifty-five miles wide between Cape Dezhnyov and Cape Prince of Wales. Parts are as shallow as one hundred feet, and during the winter, ice fields cover its entirety, connecting the Diomede Islands to the Chukchi and Seward Peninsulas. For 10 points—name this waterway which separates Alaska and Siberia and may have been the entryway for Native American immigration.
At its narrowest point, it is only fifty-five miles wide between Cape Dezhnyov and Cape Prince of Wales.
{Bering} Strait