Uzbekistan is not just landlocked, it's one of only two doubly landlocked countries in the world: not only does it not border any ocean, none of the countries it borders borders any ocean.
Yes: Mid-Ocean Ridges and Rift Valleys
Well, technically, convergent boundaries can be wherever there are tectonic plates, and convergent boundaries are just where two plates push together forming a mountain range or a mid-ocean ridge. So it can be on any layer of earth. By the way I'm only in 6th grade
yes
There are a lot of countries that do not touch any ocean. I'm guessing Mongolia, a few countries in Africa such as Chad and Sudan, Austria and Slovakia (in Europe).
Antarctica is a continent of approximately 14,000,000 sq km. It is surrounded by the Southern Ocean. It does not have any neighbouring countries.
Volcanoes typically occur at two different types of plate boundaries. These two plate boundaries are: the diverging plate boundary where plates separate, and the converging plate boundaries where one plate is beneath another one at subduction zones.
Yes, there are international laws that most countries have agreed to, for example, national and international water boundaries.
take an atlas, look at all the countries in Asia that don't touch any ocean. those ones
A landlocked countryn has no boundaries or body of water that gives it access to an ocean. It has no immediate access to international shipping. Any commerce with other countries therefore has to be by air or by land transportation through neighboring countries. All products going in and out of a landlocked nation is therfore subject to higher transportation costs by plane or is subject to tarrifs, taxes, rules ad regulations of neighboring countries.
Landlocked countries do not have any coast on an ocean or sea.The two countries in South America that are landlocked are Bolivia and Paraguay:Bolivia is surrounded by Peru, Brazil, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile.Paraguay is surrounded by Bolivia, Brazil and Argentina.Paraguay and Bolivia.Bolivia is the only land-locked country in South America. Peru and Chile block Bolivia from the South Pacific Ocean. Bolivia is named after Simon Bolívar, a leader in the Spanish American wars of independence.
It is not "in" any country; it is much larger than any country, and it borders several countries.