This body of water contains Kandalaksha Bay in its northwest, which is home to one of its country's most important wetlands.  
This body of water contains Kandalaksha Bay in its northwest, which is home to one of its country's most important wetlands.  It also contains the islands of Great Muksalma and Anzersky, while one of the largest monasteries in its country is located on Solovets Island.  It is connected to a sea to the north which contains Kolgayev Island by a strait whose name means "the throat."  Among the minor rivers which empty into it are Mezen, Onega, and Vyg, the last of which is employed as the final link on the canal connecting it to the Baltic. Among its ports are Belomorsk and Kem, and it is connected to the Berents Sea by the "Gorlo" which runs between Cape Kanin Nos and Cape Svyatoy Nos.  Known in Russian as the Beloye More, FTP name this almost landlocked portion of the Arctic Ocean, a body of water into which the Northern Dvina also empties near its principal port, Archangel.
This body of water contains Kandalaksha Bay in its northwest, which is home to one of its country's most important wetlands.  
the White Sea (accept Beloye More before it is mentioned)