The answer to your question is it was the first ancient Semitic-speaking empire of Mesopotamia.
<span>-- The latitude at the northern end of the main runway at
Yakutsk Airport is 62.106° N. That point is roughly 460 miles
from the closest point on the seacoast.
-- The latitude at the northern end of the main runway at
Anchorage International Airport is 61.199° N. That point is
roughly 0.32 mile from the closest point on the seacoast.
Using these points of comparison, Yakutsk is 0.907° of latitude (62.7 miles)
more northerly than Anchorage, and Anchorage is roughly 460 miles closer
to the ocean than Yakutsk is.</span>
I would say plate movement caused it partially however flooding may also have helped
Valley glaciers are formed when a glacier travels across and down a slope, carving the valley by the action of scouring.
The seven seas are the Arctic, the Atlantic, the Indian, the Pacific, the Mediterranean<span>, the </span>Caribbean<span>, and the Gulf of Mexico.</span>
