Which one of the following ocean currents converges with the Gulf Stream ?

The Gulf Stream is a powerful, warm western boundary current that flows along the eastern coast of the United States [t3][t6]. As it moves northward toward the Grand Banks off the coast of Newfoundland, it converges with the cold Labrador Current, which flows south-eastwards from the Arctic regions between West Greenland and Baffin Island [c1][c2]. This convergence of warm and cold water masses is significant for creating dense fog and rich fishing grounds in the North Atlantic [c4]. After this meeting, the combined waters flow eastward across the Atlantic as the North Atlantic Drift [c1]. In contrast, the Benguela and South Atlantic currents are part of the South Atlantic gyre [c3][c5], and the Kuroshio current is a western boundary current located in the North Pacific Ocean [t9].

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