North Brazil Current

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North Brazil Currents is a term of the complexion of Atlantic Southern equatorial current and the Atlantic equatorial counter current, Guinea current. These stream in opposite directions, and fluctuate in their strength, thus making it very difficult to sail fast in the respective area.

[edit] See also

• Ocean current
• Oceanic gyres
• Physical oceanography

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