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>being landlocked is bad

>>68454038
enjoy having no aesthetic beach views

>one of two countries

wait what's the other? Or is it one of those microcountries?

>>68454079
are you implying landlocked countries don't have lakes and other water bodies?

>>68454038
It's pretty bad to be honest

>>68454129
The latter, Liechtenstein

>>68454129
Liechtenstein

>>68454138
Uzbekistan doesn't

>>68454211
yeah they do, Aral Sea!

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>>68454218

pretty comfy 2bh

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>>68454211
Yes they do you idiot

Pic related, Aydar Lake

>>68454038

>As a rule, being landlocked creates political and economic handicaps that access to the high seas avoids. For this reason, states large and small across history have striven to gain access to open waters, even at great expense in wealth, bloodshed, and political capital.

>The economic disadvantages of being landlocked can be alleviated or aggravated depending on degree of development, language barriers, and other considerations. Some historically landlocked countries are quite affluent, such as Switzerland, Luxembourg, and Liechtenstein, all of which frequently employ neutrality to their political advantage. The majority, however, are classified as Landlocked Developing Countries (LLDCs).[1] 9 of the 12 countries with the lowest Human Development Indices (HDI) are landlocked.