64.2008° N, 149.4937° W
Idk if you needed coordinates but I hope this helps
Given:
O, P, and Q be distinct collinear points with PQ=3.
P′ and Q′ be the images of points P and Q under dilation from point O with scale factor 4.
To find:
The length of the image segment P'Q'.
Solution:
We know that,

P′ and Q′ be the images of points P and Q under dilation from point O with scale factor 4. So, Segment P'Q' is the image of segment PQ and the scale factor is 4.

It is given that PQ=3.

Multiply both sides by 3.


Therefore, the length of the image segment P'Q' is 12 units.
I believe that the question came with some options, one of which is the Gulf of Mexico - and the Gulf of Mexico is the correct answer (it is located much further to the South, away from Canada).
Other bodies of water, such as the Arctic Ocean and its bays are located next to Canada.
I don’t understand where the .# are coming from.