>>67900906
If you're landlocked you're literally a non-country.

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>>67900906
>mfw his "country" is landlocked

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>Caspian Sea
>Aral Sea

Your map is wrong as a Australian I can't let this stand

>>67900906
I feel sorry for Ethiopia and Laos - so close yet so far

>>67901048
>a 46 kilometre """"""""""""""""coastline"""""""""""""""" is impressive in Slovenia

>>67900906
true

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>>67901115
moldova got it worse

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>>67901119
46 more than serbia

>>67901172
lmoa

>>67901172
Moldova traded this place to Ukraine for connecting two parts of Odessa oblast, and get instead piece of Danube coastline and opened cargo port there.

>>67901087
>australian education

>>67901173
LMAOO

>>67902002
From Wiki
>Several countries have coastlines on landlocked seas, such as the Caspian, Dead, and the Aral. Since these seas are in effect lakes without access to wider seaborne trade, countries such as Kazakhstan are still considered landlocked. Although the Caspian Sea is connected to the Black Sea via the man-made Volga-Don Canal, large oceangoing ships are unable to traverse it.
yes, yes, well done Borat
However
>However, Uzbekistan's doubly landlocked status depends on the Caspian Sea's status dispute: some countries, especially Iran and Turkmenistan, claim that the Caspian Sea should be considered as a real sea (mainly because this way they would have larger oil and gas fields), which would make Uzbekistan only a simple landlocked country because its neighbours Turkmenistan and Kazakhstan have access to the Caspian Sea.

>>67900906
terrible thread