List of countries and territories by maritime boundaries

This is a list of countries and territories by maritime boundaries with other countries and territories. The list encompasses adjacent maritime nations and territories with a special focus on the boundaries or borders which distinguish them.

For purposes of this list, "maritime boundary" includes boundaries that are recognized by the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea, which includes boundaries of territorial waters, contiguous zones, and exclusive economic zones. However, it does not include lake or river boundaries. "Potential" maritime boundaries are included; that is, the lack of a treaty or other agreement defining the exact location of the maritime boundary does not exclude the boundary from the list.

In numbering maritime boundaries, three separate figures are included for each country and territory. The first number is the total number of distinct maritime boundaries that the country or territory shares with other countries and territories. If the country shares two or more maritime boundaries with the same country or territory and the boundaries are unconnected, the boundaries are counted separately. The second number is the total number of distinct countries or territories that the country or territory borders. In this instance, if the country or territory shares two or more maritime boundaries with the same country or territory and the boundaries are unconnected, the boundaries are only counted once. The final number is the total number of unique sovereign states ^[a] that the country or territory shares a maritime boundary with.

Footnotes are provided to provide clarity regarding the status of certain countries and territories. States with a dagger (†) are landlocked states.

Country or territory (Territories without full sovereignty [a] in italics)	No. of unique maritime boundaries	No. of unique maritime neighbours	No. of unique and sovereign [a] maritime neighbours	Maritime boundary neighbours (Territories without full sovereignty [a] in italics) (#) = No. of unique maritime boundaries with that country or territory (J) = boundary settled partially or wholly by arbitration or ICJ judgment (T) = boundary settled partially or wholly by treaty
Abkhazia [b]	3	3	3	Georgia   Russia   Turkey
Adélie Land [c] [d] (France)	2	1	1	Australian Antarctic Territory [c] (Australia) (2)
Afghanistan †	0	0	0
Akrotiri and Dhekelia [e] (United Kingdom)	10	3	3	Cyprus (8)   Egypt   Lebanon
Albania	3	3	3	Greece   Italy (T) [t 1]   Montenegro
Algeria	4	4	4	Italy   Morocco   Spain   Tunisia (T)
American Samoa [f] (United States)	5	5	5	Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand) (T) [t 2]   Niue [h] (New Zealand) (T) [t 3]   Samoa   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand) (T) [t 4]   Tonga
Amsterdam Island and Île Saint-Paul [d] (France)	0	0	0
Andorra †	0	0	0
Angola	4	3	3	Democratic Republic of the Congo (2)   Republic of the Congo   Namibia (T)
Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom)	4	4	4	Antigua and Barbuda   Netherlands   Saint Martin [j] (France) (T) [t 5]   United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States) (T) [t 6]
Antártica Chilena Province [c] (Chile)	3	3	3	Argentine Antarctica [c] [k] (Argentina)   British Antarctic Territory [c] [k] (United Kingdom) Peter I Island [c] (Norway)
Antigua and Barbuda	5	5	3	Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom)   Guadeloupe [l] (France)   Montserrat [e] (United Kingdom)   Saint Kitts and Nevis   Saint Barthélemy [j] (France)
Argentina	3	3	3	Chile (J) [t 7] (T) [t 8]   Falkland Islands [e] [m] (United Kingdom)   Uruguay (T)
Argentine Antarctica [c] (Argentina)	2	2	2	Antártica Chilena Province [c] [k] (Chile)   British Antarctic Territory [c] [k] (United Kingdom)
Armenia †	0	0	0
Aruba [n] (Netherlands)	2	2	2	Dominican Republic   Venezuela (T) [t 9]
Ashmore and Cartier Islands [o] (Australia)	1	1	1	Indonesia (T)
Australia →includes: →  Ashmore and Cartier Islands →  Christmas Island →  Cocos (Keeling) Islands →  Heard Island and McDonald Islands → Macquarie Island →  Norfolk Island	11	7	6	East Timor (T) [t 10]   Indonesia (4) (T) Kerguelen Islands [d] (France) (T) [t 11]   New Caledonia [p] (France) (T) [t 11]   New Zealand (2) (T) [t 12]   Papua New Guinea (2) (T)   Solomon Islands (T) [t 13]
Australia [q]	8	6	6	East Timor (T) [t 10]   Indonesia (2) (T)   New Caledonia [p] (France) (T) [t 11]   New Zealand (T) [t 12]   Papua New Guinea (2) (T)   Solomon Islands (T) [t 13]
Australian Antarctic Territory [c] (Australia)	4	3	3	Adélie Land [c] (France) (2) Queen Maud Land [c] (Norway) Ross Dependency [c] (New Zealand)
Austria †	0	0	0
Azerbaijan	4	4	4	Iran [r]   Kazakhstan [r]   Russia [r]   Turkmenistan [r]
Azores [s] (Portugal)	0	0	0
Bahamas	4	4	4	Cuba   Haiti   Turks and Caicos Islands [e] (United Kingdom)   United States
Bahrain	3	3	3	Iran (T)   Qatar (J)   Saudi Arabia (T)
Baker Island [f] and Howland Island [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Kiribati
Bangladesh	2	2	2	Myanmar   India
Barbados	5	5	4	Guadeloupe [l] (France) (T)   Martinique [l] (France) (T)   Saint Lucia   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   Trinidad and Tobago (J) [t 14]
Bassas da India, Europa Island, and Juan de Nova Island [d] [t] (France)	2	2	2	Madagascar   Mauritius
Belarus †	0	0	0
Belgium	3	3	3	France (T)   Netherlands (T)   United Kingdom (T)
Belize	3	3	3	Guatemala   Honduras   Mexico
Benin	3	3	3	Ghana   Nigeria   Togo
Bermuda [e] (United Kingdom)	0	0	0
Bhutan †	0	0	0
Bolivia †	0	0	0
Bosnia and Herzegovina	1	1	1	Croatia (T)
Botswana †	0	0	0
Bouvet Island [u]	0	0	0
Brazil	2	2	2	French Guiana [l] (France) (T)   Uruguay (T)
British Antarctic Territory [c] (United Kingdom)	3	3	3	Antártica Chilena Province [c] [k] (Chile)   Argentine Antarctica [c] [k] (Argentina) Queen Maud Land [c] (Norway)
British Indian Ocean Territory [e] [v] (United Kingdom)	1	1	1	Maldives
British Virgin Islands [e] (United Kingdom)	2	2	1	Puerto Rico [f] (United States) (T) [t 6]   United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States) (T) [t 6]
Brunei	2	1	1	Malaysia (2)
Bulgaria	2	2	2	Romania   Turkey(T) [w]
Burkina Faso †	0	0	0
Myanmar	3	3	3	Bangladesh   India (T)   Thailand (T)
Burundi †	0	0	0
Cambodia	2	2	2	Thailand   Vietnam
Cameroon	2	2	2	Equatorial Guinea   Nigeria (J) (T)
Canada	6	3	3	Greenland [x] (Denmark) (T)   Saint Pierre and Miquelon [j] (France) (J) [t 15] (T)   United States (4) (J) [t 16] (T)
Cape Verde	3	3	3	The Gambia   Mauritania (T) [t 17]   Senegal (T) [t 18]
Cayman Islands [e] (United Kingdom)	4	4	4	Colombia   Cuba   Honduras (T) [t 19]   Jamaica
Central African Republic †	0	0	0
Chad †	0	0	0
Chile	2	2	2	Argentina (J) [t 7] (T) [t 8]   Peru (J) [t 20] (T)
People's Republic of China [y]	11	11	9	Brunei   Indonesia   Japan   Malaysia   North Korea   South Korea   Philippines   Taiwan   Vietnam (T)   Hong Kong [z] (SAR of China) (2)   Macau [aa] (SAR of China) (2)
Christmas Island [o] (Australia)	1	1	1	Indonesia (T)
Clipperton Island [ab] (France)	0	0	0
Cocos (Keeling) Islands [o] (Australia)	0	0	0
Colombia	12	10	10	Cayman Islands [e] (United Kingdom)   Costa Rica (2) (T)   Dominican Republic (T)   Ecuador (T)   Haiti (T) [t 21]   Honduras (T)   Jamaica (T)   Nicaragua (J)   Panama (2) (T)   Venezuela
Comoros	7	7	5	Glorioso Islands [d] [ac] (France)   Madagascar   Mayotte [j] (France)   Mozambique   Réunion [l] (France)   Seychelles   Tanzania
Democratic Republic of the Congo	2	1	1	Angola (2)
Republic of the Congo	2	2	2	Angola   Gabon
Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand)	5	5	3	American Samoa [f] (United States) (T) [t 2]   French Polynesia [j] (France) (T) [t 22]   Kiribati   Niue [h] (New Zealand)   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand)
Costa Rica	7	4	4	Colombia (2) (T)   Ecuador (T)   Nicaragua (2)   Panama (2) (T)
Côte d'Ivoire	2	2	2	Ghana   Liberia
Croatia	4	4	4	Bosnia and Herzegovina (T)   Italy (T)   Montenegro   Slovenia
Crozet Islands [d] (France)	0	0	0
Cuba	8	8	7	Bahamas   Cayman Islands [e] (United Kingdom)   Haiti (T) [t 23]   Honduras   Jamaica (T) [t 24]   Mexico (T)   Navassa Island [f] [ad] (United States)   United States (T) [t 25]
Curaçao [n] (Netherlands)	2	2	2	Dominican Republic   Venezuela (T) [t 9]
Cyprus	14	7	7	Akrotiri and Dhekelia [e] (United Kingdom) (8) (T)   Egypt (T)   Greece (T)   Israel   Lebanon   Syria   Turkey (T)
Czech Republic †	0	0	0
Denmark [ae]	6	5	5	Germany (2) (J) (T)   Norway (T)   Poland   Sweden (T)   United Kingdom (T)
Denmark, Kingdom of →includes: →  Denmark →  Faroe Islands →  Greenland	13	9	7	Canada (T)   Germany (2) (J) (T)   Iceland (2) (T)   Jan Mayen [af] (Norway) (J) (T)   Norway (T)   Poland   Svalbard [af] (Norway) (T)   Sweden (2) (T)   United Kingdom (2) (T)
Djibouti	3	3	3	Eritrea   Somalia   Yemen
Dominica	3	3	2	Guadeloupe [l] (France) (T) [t 26]   Martinique [l] (France) (T) [t 26]   Venezuela
Dominican Republic	8	7	6	Colombia (T)   Haiti (2)   Aruba [n] (Netherlands)   Curaçao [n] (Netherlands)   Puerto Rico [f] (United States)   Turks and Caicos Islands [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 27]   Venezuela (T)
East Timor	4	2	2	Australia (T) [t 10]   Indonesia (3)
Ecuador	3	3	3	Colombia   Costa Rica (T)   Peru (T)
Egypt	9	9	9	Cyprus (T)   Palestine [ag]   Greece   Israel   Jordan   Libya   Saudi Arabia   Sudan   Turkey
El Salvador	3	3	3	Guatemala   Honduras (J)   Nicaragua
Equatorial Guinea	6	4	4	Cameroon   Gabon (2) (T)   Nigeria (T) [t 28]   São Tomé and Príncipe (2) (T) [t 29]
Eritrea	4	4	4	Djibouti   Saudi Arabia   Sudan   Yemen (J) [t 30]
Estonia	4	4	4	Finland (T)   Latvia (T)   Russia   Sweden (T)
Eswatini (Swaziland) †	0	0	0
Ethiopia †	0	0	0
Europa Island, Bassas da India, and Juan de Nova Island [d] [t] (France)	2	2	2	Madagascar   Mauritius
Falkland Islands [e] [m] (United Kingdom)	1	1	1	Argentina
Faroe Islands [x] (Denmark)	3	3	3	Iceland   Norway (T)   United Kingdom (T)
Fiji	6	6	5	New Caledonia [p] (France) (T) [t 31]   New Zealand   Tonga   Tuvalu   Vanuatu   Wallis and Futuna [j] (France) (T) [t 31]
Finland	3	3	3	Estonia (T)   Russia (T)   Sweden (T)
France [ah]	9	7	5	Belgium (T)   Guernsey [ai] (United Kingdom)   Italy (T)   Jersey [ai] (United Kingdom)   Monaco (2) (T)   Spain (2) (T)   United Kingdom (J) (T)
France (including French overseas departments, collectivities, and territories) →includes: →  Clipperton Island →  French Guiana →  French Polynesia →  French Southern and Antarctic Lands [aj] →  Guadeloupe →  Martinique →  Mayotte →  New Caledonia →  Réunion →  Saint Barthélemy →  Saint Martin →  Saint Pierre and Miquelon →  Wallis and Futuna	53	39	30	Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 5]   Antigua and Barbuda (2)   Australia (T) [t 11]   Barbados (2) (T)   Belgium (T)   Brazil (T)   Canada (J) [t 15] (T)   Comoros (3)   Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand) (T) [t 22]   Dominica (2) (T) [t 26]   Fiji (2) (T) [t 31]   Guernsey [ai] (United Kingdom) Heard Island and McDonald Islands [o] (Australia) (T) [t 11]   Italy (T)   Jersey [ai] (United Kingdom)   Kiribati   Madagascar (3) (T)   Mauritius (2) (T) [t 32]   Monaco (2) (T)   Montserrat [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 5]   Mozambique (2)   Netherlands   Norfolk Island [o] (Australia) (T) [t 11]   Papua New Guinea   Pitcairn Islands [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 33]   Saint Kitts and Nevis   Saint Lucia (T) [t 34]   Samoa   Seychelles (T) [t 35]   Sint Maarten [n] (Netherlands)   Solomon Islands (T) [t 36]   Spain (2) (T)   Suriname   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand)   Tonga (T) [t 37]   Tuvalu (T) [ak]   United Kingdom (J) (T)   Vanuatu   Venezuela (2) (T)
French Guiana [l] (France)	2	2	2	Brazil (T)   Suriname
French Polynesia [j] (France)	3	3	3	Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand) (T) [t 22]   Kiribati   Pitcairn Islands [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 33]
French Southern and Antarctic Lands [aj] [al] (France)	6	6	6	Heard Island and McDonald Islands [o] (Australia) (T) [t 11]   Comoros   Madagascar   Mauritius   Mozambique   Seychelles (T) [t 35]
Gabon	4	3	3	Republic of the Congo   Equatorial Guinea (2) (T)   São Tomé and Príncipe (T) [t 38]
The Gambia	3	2	2	Cape Verde   Senegal (2) (T)
Georgia	2	2	2	Russia   Turkey (T)
Germany	6	5	5	Denmark (2) (J) (T)   Netherlands (J) (T)   Poland (T)   Sweden (T)   United Kingdom (T)
Ghana	4	4	4	Benin   Côte d'Ivoire   Nigeria   Togo
Gibraltar [e] (United Kingdom)	3	2	2	Morocco   Spain (2)
Glorioso Islands [d] [ac] (France)	3	3	3	Comoros   Madagascar   Seychelles (T) [t 35]
Greece	6	6	6	Albania   Cyprus (T)   Egypt   Italy (T)   Libya   Turkey (J)
Greenland [x] (Denmark)	4	4	3	Canada (T)   Iceland (T)   Jan Mayen [af] (Norway) (J) (T)   Svalbard [af] (Norway) (T)
Grenada	2	2	2	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   Trinidad and Tobago
Guadeloupe [l] (France)	5	5	5	Antigua and Barbuda   Barbados (T)   Dominica (T) [t 26]   Montserrat [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 5]   Venezuela (T)
Guam [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Federated States of Micronesia
Guatemala	5	4	4	Belize   El Salvador   Honduras   Mexico (2) (T)
Guernsey [ai] (United Kingdom)	2	2	1	France   Jersey [ai] (United Kingdom)
Guinea	2	2	2	Guinea-Bissau (J)   Sierra Leone
Guinea-Bissau	2	2	2	Guinea (J)   Senegal (J) (T)   Cabo Verde
Guyana	3	3	3	Suriname (J)   Trinidad and Tobago   Venezuela
Haiti	8	7	7	Bahamas   Colombia (T) [t 21]   Cuba (T) [t 23]   Dominican Republic (2)   Jamaica   Navassa Island [f] [ad] (United States)   Turks and Caicos Islands [e] (United Kingdom)
Heard Island and McDonald Islands [o] (Australia)	1	1	1	Kerguelen Islands [d] (France) (T) [t 11]
Honduras	9	8	8	Belize   Cayman Islands [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 19]   Colombia (T)   Cuba   El Salvador (J)   Guatemala   Mexico (T)   Nicaragua (2) (J)
Hong Kong [z] (People's Republic of China)	2	1	0	People's Republic of China (2)
Howland Island [f] and Baker Island [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Kiribati
Hungary †	0	0	0
Iceland	3	3	2	Faroe Islands [x] (Denmark)   Greenland [x] (Denmark) (T)   Jan Mayen [af] (Norway) (T)
Île Saint-Paul and Amsterdam Island [d] (France)	0	0	0
India	7	7	7	Bangladesh   Myanmar (T)   Indonesia (T)   Maldives (T)   Pakistan   Sri Lanka (T)   Thailand (T)
Indonesia	17	12	10	Ashmore and Cartier Islands [o] (Australia) (T)   Australia (2) (T)   Christmas Island [o] (Australia) (T)   East Timor (3)   India (T)   Malaysia (3) (J) (T)   Palau   Papua New Guinea (2) (T)   Philippines   Singapore (T)   Thailand (T)   Vietnam (T)
Iran	12	10	10	Azerbaijan [r]   Bahrain (T)   Iraq   Kuwait   Oman (2) (T)   Pakistan   Qatar (T)   Saudi Arabia (T)   Turkmenistan [r]   United Arab Emirates (2) (T)
Iraq	2	2	2	Iran   Kuwait (J)
Ireland	2	1	1	United Kingdom (T)
Isle of Man [ai] (United Kingdom)	0 [am]	0 [am]	0 [am]
Israel	5	5	5	Cyprus   Egypt   Palestine   Jordan (T)   Lebanon
Italy	11	11	11	Albania (T) [t 1]   Algeria   Croatia (T)   France (T)   Greece (T)   Libya   Malta   Montenegro (T)   Slovenia (T)   Spain (T)   Tunisia (T) [t 39]
Jamaica	5	5	5	Cayman Islands [e] (United Kingdom)   Colombia (T)   Cuba (T) [t 24]   Haiti   Navassa Island [f] [ad] (United States)
Jan Mayen [af] (Norway)	2	2	2	Greenland [x] (Denmark) (J) (T)   Iceland (T)
Japan	6	6	6	People's Republic of China   North Korea   South Korea (T)   Northern Mariana Islands [f] (United States)   Philippines   Russia (T) [t 40]   Taiwan
Jarvis Island [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Kiribati
Jersey [ai]	2	2	1	France   Guernsey [ai] (United Kingdom)
Johnston Atoll [f] (United States)	0	0	0
Jordan	3	3	3	Egypt   Israel (T)   Saudi Arabia
Juan de Nova Island, Bassas da India, and Europa Island [d] [t] (France)	2	2	2	Madagascar   Mauritius
Kazakhstan	3 [r]	3 [r]	3 [r]	Azerbaijan [r]   Russia [r]   Turkmenistan [r]
Kenya	2	2	2	Somalia   Tanzania (T)
Kerguelen Islands [d] (France)	1	1	1	Heard Island and McDonald Islands [o] (Australia) (T) [t 11]
Kingman Reef [f] and Palmyra Atoll [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Kiribati
Kiribati	9	9	6	Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand)   French Polynesia [j] (France) Howland Island [f] and Baker Island [f] (United States)   Jarvis Island [f] (United States)   Kingman Reef [f] and Palmyra Atoll [f] (United States)   Marshall Islands   Nauru   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand)   Tuvalu
North Korea	5	4	4	People's Republic of China   Japan   South Korea (2)   Russia (T)
South Korea	4	3	3	People's Republic of China   Japan (T)   North Korea (2)
Kosovo [an] †	0	0	0
Kuwait	3	3	3	Iran   Iraq (J)   Saudi Arabia (T)
Kyrgyzstan †	0	0	0
Laos †	0	0	0
Latvia	3	3	3	Estonia (T)   Lithuania   Sweden (T)
Lebanon	4	4	4	Akrotiri and Dhekelia [e] (United Kingdom)   Cyprus   Israel   Syria
Lesotho †	0	0	0
Liberia	2	2	2	Côte d'Ivoire   Sierra Leone
Libya	5	5	5	Egypt   Greece   Italy   Malta (J) (T)   Tunisia (J) (T)
Liechtenstein †	0	0	0
Lithuania	3	3	3	Latvia   Russia (T)   Sweden (T)
Luxembourg †	0	0	0
Macau [aa] (People's Republic of China)	2	1	0	People's Republic of China (2)
Macquarie Island [o] (Australia)	1	1	1	New Zealand (T) [t 12]
Madagascar	6	6	4	Comoros   French Southern and Antarctic Lands [al] [ao] [ap] [aq] (France)   Mayotte [j] (France)   Mozambique   Réunion [l] (France) (T)   Seychelles
Madeira [s] (Portugal)	2	2	2	Morocco   Spain (T)
Malawi †	0	0	0
Malaysia	10	6	6	Brunei (2)   Indonesia (3) (J) (T)   Philippines   Singapore (J) (T) [t 41]   Thailand (2) (T)   Vietnam
Maldives	3	3	3	British Indian Ocean Territory [e] [v] (United Kingdom)   India (T)   Sri Lanka (T)
Mali †	0	0	0
Malta	2	2	2	Italy   Libya (J) (T)
Marshall Islands	4	4	4	Kiribati   Federated States of Micronesia (T) [t 42]   Nauru   Wake Island [ar] (United States)
Martinique [l] (France)	4	4	4	Barbados (T)   Dominica (T) [t 26]   Saint Lucia [t 34]   Venezuela (T)
Mauritania	3	3	3	Cape Verde (T) [t 17]   Senegal   Western Sahara [as] (T) [t 43]
Mauritius	3	3	2	Réunion [l] (France) (T) [t 32]   Seychelles (T) Tromelin Island [d] [aq] (France)
Mayotte [j] (France)	2	2	2	Comoros   Madagascar
Mexico	7	5	5	Belize   Cuba (T)   Guatemala (2) (T)   Honduras (T)   United States (2) (T)
Federated States of Micronesia	4	4	4	Guam [f] (United States)   Marshall Islands (T) [t 42]   Palau (T)   Papua New Guinea
Midway Atoll [f] (United States)	0	0	0
Moldova †	0	0	0
Monaco	2	1	1	France (2) (T)
Mongolia †	0	0	0
Montenegro	3	3	3	Albania   Croatia   Italy (T)
Montserrat [e] (United Kingdom)	4	4	4	Antigua and Barbuda   Guadeloupe [l] (France) (T) [t 5]   Saint Kitts and Nevis   Venezuela
Morocco	8	5	4	Algeria   Madeira [s] (Portugal)   Portugal   Spain (4)   Western Sahara [as]
Mozambique	6	6	5	Comoros   French Southern and Antarctic Lands [al] [at] (France)   Madagascar   Réunion [l] (France)   South Africa   Tanzania (T)
Namibia	2	2	2	Angola (T)   South Africa (T)
Nauru	2	2	2	Kiribati   Marshall Islands
Navassa Island [f] [ad] (United States)	3	3	3	Cuba   Haiti   Jamaica
Nepal †	0	0	0
Netherlands [au]	10	9	6	Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom)   Belgium (T)   Germany (J) (T)   United Kingdom (T)   Venezuela (T) [t 9]   Saint Barthélemy [j] (France)   Saint Martin [j] (France) (2)   Saint Kitts and Nevis   United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States)
Netherlands, Kingdom of the →includes: →  Aruba →  Curaçao →  Netherlands →  Sint Maarten	12	11	8	Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom)   Belgium (T)   Dominican Republic   Germany (T)   Guadeloupe [l] (France)   Saint Barthélemy [j] (France)   Saint Martin [j] (France) (2)   Saint Kitts and Nevis   United Kingdom (T)   United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States)   Venezuela (T) [t 9]
New Caledonia [p] (France)	6	6	5	Australia (T) [t 11]   Fiji (T) [t 31]   Norfolk Island (Australia) (T) [t 11]   Papua New Guinea   Solomon Islands (T) [t 36]   Vanuatu
New Zealand [av]	4 [aw]	5 [aw]	3	Australia [aw] (T) [t 12]   Fiji Macquarie Island [o] (Australia) (T) [t 12]   Norfolk Island [o] [aw] (Australia) (T) [t 12]   Tonga
New Zealand, Realm of →includes: →  Cook Islands →  New Zealand →  Niue →  Tokelau	11 [aw]	10 [aw]	7	American Samoa [f] (United States) (3) (T) [t 2] [t 3] [t 4]   Australia [aw] (T) [t 12]   Fiji   French Polynesia [j] (France) (T) [t 22]   Kiribati Macquarie Island [o] (Australia) (T) [t 12]   Norfolk Island [o] [aw] (Australia) (T) [t 12]   Samoa   Tonga   Wallis and Futuna [j] (France)
Nicaragua	6	4	4	Colombia (J)   Costa Rica (2)   El Salvador   Honduras (2) (J)
Niger †	0	0	0
Nigeria	5	5	5	Benin   Cameroon (J) (T)   Equatorial Guinea (T) [t 28]   Ghana   São Tomé and Príncipe (T) [t 44]
Niue [h] (New Zealand)	3	3	2	American Samoa [f] (United States) (T) [t 3]   Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand)   Tonga
Norfolk Island [f] (Australia)	2	2	2	New Caledonia [p] (France) (T) [t 11]   New Zealand (T) [t 12]
North Macedonia †	0	0	0
Northern Cyprus [ax]	4	3	3	Cyprus (2)   Syria   Turkey
Northern Mariana Islands [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Japan
Norway [ay]	5	5	4	Denmark (T)   Faroe Islands [x] (Denmark) (T)   Russia (T)   Sweden (T)   United Kingdom (J) (T)
Norway, Kingdom of (plus dependent Norwegian territories) →includes: →  Bouvet Island →  Jan Mayen →  Norway →  Svalbard	7	7	5	Denmark (T)   Faroe Islands [x] (Denmark) (T)   Greenland [x] (Denmark) (J) (T)   Iceland   Russia (T)   Sweden (T)   United Kingdom (J) (T)
Oman	7	4	4	Iran (2) (T)   Pakistan (T)   United Arab Emirates (3)   Yemen (T)
Pakistan	3	3	3	India   Iran   Oman (T)
Palau	3	3	3	Indonesia   Federated States of Micronesia (T)   Philippines
Palestine [ag]	2	2	2	Egypt   Israel
Palmyra Atoll [f] and Kingman Reef [f] (United States)	1	1	1	Kiribati
Panama	4	2	2	Colombia (2) (T)   Costa Rica (2) (T)
Papua New Guinea	7	5	5	Australia (2) (T)   Indonesia (2) (T)   Federated States of Micronesia   New Caledonia [p] (France)   Solomon Islands (T) [t 45]
Paraguay †	0	0	0
Peru	2	2	2	Chile (J) [t 20] (T)   Ecuador (T)
Peter I Island [c]	1	1	1	Antártica Chilena Province [c] (Chile)
Philippines	6	6	6	People's Republic of China   Indonesia   Japan   Malaysia   Palau   Vietnam   Taiwan
Pitcairn Islands [e] (United Kingdom)	1	1	1	French Polynesia [j] (France) (T) [t 33]
Poland	4	4	4	Denmark   Germany (T)   Russia (T)   Sweden (T)
Portugal [az]	5	2	2	Morocco (2)   Spain (3) (T)
Puerto Rico [f] (United States)	3	3	3	British Virgin Islands [e] (United Kingdom)   Dominican Republic   Venezuela (T) [t 46]
Qatar	6	4	4	Bahrain (J)   Iran (2) (T)   Saudi Arabia (2) (T)   United Arab Emirates (T)
Queen Maud Land [c] (Norway)	2	2	2	Australian Antarctic Territory [c] (Australia)   British Antarctic Territory [c] (United Kingdom)
Réunion [l] (France)	4	4	4	Comoros   Madagascar (T)   Mauritius (T) [t 32]   Mozambique
Romania	3	3	3	Bulgaria   Russia (de facto)   Ukraine (J) [t 47] [ba]
Ross Dependency [c] (New Zealand)	1	1	1	Australian Antarctic Territory [c] (Australia)
Russia	15	15	15	Azerbaijan [r]   Estonia   Finland (T)   Georgia   Japan (T) [t 40]   Kazakhstan [r]   North Korea (T)   Lithuania (T)   Norway (T)   Poland (T)   Romania (de facto)   Sweden (T)   Turkey (T)   Ukraine   United States (T) [t 48] [bb]
Rwanda †	0	0	0
Saint Barthélemy [j] (France)	4	4	3	Antigua and Barbuda   Netherlands   Saint Kitts and Nevis   Sint Maarten [n] (Netherlands)
Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha [e] (United Kingdom)	0	0	0
Saint Kitts and Nevis	5	5	5	Antigua and Barbuda   Montserrat [e] (United Kingdom)   Netherlands   Saint Barthélemy [j] (France)   Venezuela
Saint Lucia	4	4	4	Barbados   Martinique [l] (France) (T) [t 34]   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   Venezuela
Saint Martin [j]	3	3	2	Netherlands   Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 5]   Sint Maarten [n] (Netherlands)
Saint Pierre and Miquelon [j] (France)	1	1	1	Canada (J) [t 15] (T)
Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	5	5	5	Barbados   Grenada   Saint Lucia   Trinidad and Tobago   Venezuela
Samoa	4	4	4	American Samoa [f] (United States)   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand)   Tonga   Wallis and Futuna [j] (France)
San Marino †	0	0	0
São Tomé and Príncipe	4	3	3	Equatorial Guinea (2) (T) [t 29]   Gabon (T) [t 38]   Nigeria (T) [t 44]
Saudi Arabia	11	10	10	Bahrain (T)   Egypt   Eritrea   Iran (T)   Jordan   Kuwait (T)   Qatar (2) (T)   Sudan   United Arab Emirates (T) [t 49]   Yemen (T)
Senegal	5	4	4	Cape Verde (T) [t 18]   The Gambia (2) (T)   Guinea-Bissau (J) (T)   Mauritania
Serbia †	0	0	0
Seychelles	5	5	5	Comoros Glorioso Islands [d] [ac] (France) (T) [t 35]   Madagascar   Mauritius (T)   Tanzania (T)
Sierra Leone	2	2	2	Guinea   Liberia
Singapore	2	2	2	Indonesia (T)   Malaysia (J) (T) [t 41]
Sint Maarten [n] (Netherlands)	1	2	2	Saint Barthélemy [j] (France)   Saint Martin [j] (France)
Slovakia †	0	0	0
Slovenia	2	2	2	Croatia   Italy (T)
Solomon Islands	4	4	4	Australia (T) [t 13]   New Caledonia [p] (France) (T) [t 36]   Papua New Guinea (T) [t 45]   Vanuatu
Somalia	3	3	3	Djibouti   Kenya   Yemen
Somaliland [bc]	3	3	3	Djibouti   Somalia   Yemen
South Africa	2	2	2	Mozambique   Namibia (T)
South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands [e] (United Kingdom)	0	0	0
South Ossetia [bd] †	0	0	0
South Sudan †	0	0	0
Spain	14	8	7	Algeria   France (2) (T)   Gibraltar [e] (United Kingdom) (2)   Italy (T)   Madeira [s] (Portugal) (T)   Morocco (4)   Portugal (2) (T)   Western Sahara [as]
Sri Lanka	2	2	2	India (T)   Maldives (T)
Sudan	3	3	3	Egypt   Eritrea   Saudi Arabia
Suriname	2	2	2	French Guiana [l] (France)   Guyana (J)
Svalbard [af] (Norway)	2	2	2	Greenland [x] (Denmark) (T)   Russia [be] (T)
Sweden	10	9	9	Denmark (2) (T)   Estonia (T)   Finland (T)   Germany (T)   Latvia (T)   Lithuania (T)   Norway (T)   Poland (T)   Russia (T)
Switzerland †	0	0	0
Syria	3	3	3	Cyprus   Lebanon   Turkey
Taiwan	3	3	3	People's Republic of China   Japan   Philippines
Tajikistan †	0	0	0
Tanzania	4	4	4	Comoros   Kenya (T)   Mozambique (T)   Seychelles (T)
Thailand	7	6	6	Myanmar (T)   Cambodia   India (T)   Indonesia (T)   Malaysia (2) (T)   Vietnam (T)
Togo	2	2	2	Benin   Ghana
Tokelau [i] (New Zealand)	5	5	4	American Samoa [f] (United States) (T) [t 4]   Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand)   Kiribati   Samoa   Wallis and Futuna [j] (France)
Tonga	6	6	5	American Samoa [f] (United States)   Fiji   New Zealand   Niue [h] (New Zealand)   Samoa   Wallis and Futuna [j] (France) (T) [t 37]
Transnistria [bf] †	0	0	0
Tromelin Island [d] [aq] (France)	2	2	2	Madagascar   Mauritius
Trinidad and Tobago	5	5	5	Barbados (J) [t 14]   Grenada   Guyana   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   Venezuela (T)
Tunisia	3	3	3	Algeria (T)   Italy (T) [t 39]   Libya (J) (T)
Turkey	9	9	9	Bulgaria (T)   Cyprus (T)   Egypt   Georgia (T)   Greece (J)   Russia (T)   Syria   Ukraine (T) (de jure)   Libya [bg]
Turkmenistan	3 [r]	3 [r]	3 [r]	Azerbaijan [r]   Iran [r]   Kazakhstan [r]
Turks and Caicos Islands [e] (United Kingdom)	3	3	3	Bahamas   Dominican Republic (T) [t 27]   Haiti
Tuvalu	3	3	3	Fiji   Kiribati   Wallis and Futuna [j] (France) (T) [ak]
Uganda	0	0	0
Ukraine	3	3	3	Romania (J) [t 47]   Russia   Turkey (T) (de jure) [bh]
United Arab Emirates	7	4	4	Iran (2) (T)   Oman (3)   Qatar (T)   Saudi Arabia (T) [t 49]
United Kingdom [bi]	9	8	7	Belgium (T)   Denmark (T)   Faroe Islands [x] (Denmark) (T)   France (J) (T)   Germany (T)   Ireland (2) (T)   Netherlands (T)   Norway (J) (T)
United Kingdom (plus British Overseas Territories and Crown Dependencies) →including: → Akrotiri and Dhekelia →  Anguilla →  Bermuda →  British Indian Ocean Territory [v] →  British Virgin Islands →  Cayman Islands →  Falkland Islands →  Gibraltar →  Guernsey →  Isle of Man →  Jersey →  Montserrat →  Pitcairn Islands →  Saint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da Cunha →  South Georgia and the South Sandwich Islands →  Turks and Caicos Islands	42	30	25	Antigua and Barbuda   Argentina   Bahamas   Belgium (T)   Colombia   Cuba   Cyprus (8)   Denmark (T)   Dominican Republic (T) [t 27]   Egypt   Faroe Islands [x] (Denmark) (T)   France (3) (T)   French Polynesia [j] (France) (T) [t 33]   Guadeloupe [l] (France) (J) (T) [t 5]   Germany (T)   Haiti   Honduras (T) [t 19]   Ireland (2) (T)   Jamaica   Lebanon   Maldives   Morocco   Netherlands (T)   Norway (J) (T)   Puerto Rico [f] (United States) (T) [t 6]   Saint Kitts and Nevis   Saint Martin [j] (France) (T) [t 5]   Spain (2)   United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States) (T) [t 6]   Venezuela
United States [bj]	9	5	5	Bahamas   Canada (4) (J) [t 16] (T)   Cuba (T) [t 25]   Mexico (2) (T)   Russia (T) [t 48]
United States (including insular areas) →includes: →  American Samoa →  Baker Island →  Guam →  Howland Island →  Jarvis Island →  Johnston Atoll →  Kingman Reef →  Midway Atoll →  Navassa Island →  Northern Mariana Islands →  Palmyra Atoll →  Puerto Rico →  United States Virgin Islands →  Wake Island	28	21	18	Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 6]   Bahamas   British Virgin Islands [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 6]   Canada (4) (J) [t 16] (T)   Cook Islands [g] (New Zealand) (T) [t 2]   Cuba (2) (T) [t 25]   Dominican Republic   Haiti   Jamaica   Japan   Kiribati (3)   Marshall Islands   Mexico (2) (T)   Federated States of Micronesia   Netherlands   Niue [h] (New Zealand) (T) [t 3]   Russia (T) [t 48]   Samoa   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand) (T) [t 4]   Tonga   Venezuela (T) [t 46]
United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States)	4	4	3	Anguilla [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 6]   British Virgin Islands [e] (United Kingdom) (T) [t 6]   Netherlands   Venezuela (T) [t 46]
Uruguay	2	2	2	Argentina (T)   Brazil (T)
Uzbekistan †	0	0	0
Vanuatu	3	3	3	Fiji   New Caledonia [p] (France)   Solomon Islands
Vatican City †	0	0	0
Venezuela	15	15	12	Aruba [n] (Netherlands) (T) [t 9]   Colombia   Curaçao [n] (Netherlands) (T) [t 9]   Dominica   Dominican Republic (T)   Guadeloupe [l] (France) (T)   Guyana   Martinique [l] (France) (T)   Montserrat [e] (United Kingdom)   Puerto Rico [f] (United States) (T) [t 46]   Saint Kitts and Nevis   Saint Lucia   Saint Vincent and the Grenadines   Trinidad and Tobago (T)   United States Virgin Islands [f] (United States) (T) [t 46]
Vietnam	6	6	6	Cambodia   People's Republic of China (T)   Indonesia (T)   Malaysia   Philippines   Thailand (T)
Wake Island [ar] (United States)	1	1	1	Marshall Islands
Wallis and Futuna [j] (France)	5	5	5	Fiji (T) [t 31]   Samoa   Tokelau [i] (New Zealand)   Tonga (T) [t 37]   Tuvalu (T) [ak]
Western Sahara [as]	3	3	3	Mauritania (T) [t 43]   Morocco   Spain
Yemen	5	5	5	Djibouti   Eritrea (J) [t 30]   Oman (T)   Saudi Arabia (T)   Somalia
Zambia †	0	0	0
Zimbabwe †	0	0	0

See also

• List of political and geographic borders
• List of countries and territories by land borders
• List of countries and territories by land and maritime borders
• List of maritime boundary treaties
• List of territorial disputes
• Landlocked country

Notes

Explanatory Notes

1. The concept of state sovereignty is somewhat imprecise and there are disagreements about whether certain territories are sovereign. There are currently 195 states that are generally regarded as "fully" or “mostly” sovereign: this includes the 193 member states of the United Nations plus Vatican City and Palestine. Some of these states have under their jurisdiction territories, dependencies, or collectivities that are clearly non-sovereign geographical areas. These territories are generally regarded as being subsumed within the overarching sovereignty of the governing state. For example, the United Kingdom holds sovereignty over the territory of Gibraltar, even though Gibraltar is not considered to be part of the United Kingdom. There are a few territories in the world that are neither clearly sovereign nor clearly subsumed under another state's sovereignty. Often, these territories have declared themselves to be sovereign, but they are either not widely recognized as such or lack some of the necessary conditions for sovereign statehood. In these cases, explanatory footnotes indicate how the territory is treated for the purposes of this list.
2. In 1992, Abkhazia declared sovereignty from Georgia. Georgia disputes the declaration and considers Abkhazia to be part of its territory. The only sovereign states that recognize Abkhazia's sovereignty are Russia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Nauru. Because of the low level of international recognition, Abkhazia is not considered a sovereign state for the purposes of this list and is not included in other countries' listings of neighbouring countries and territories.
3. This is a territorial claim in Antarctica. Territorial claims in Antarctica have been recognized only between the few countries making claims in the area. Because some of the claims overlap and there is a low number of recognition for these claims, Antarctic territorial claims are not included in this chart when listing countries' neighbouring countries and territories. The specific Antarctic claims are included in this chart, but only in reference to each other.
4. This territory is part of the widely dispersed French Southern and Antarctic Lands, an overseas territory of France.
5. This territory is not sovereign but is a British Overseas Territory. Its territory constitutes part of the sovereign territory of the United Kingdom but strictly speaking is not part of the United Kingdom itself.
6. This territory is not sovereign, but is an insular area of the United States. U.S. territories are considered to be part of the sovereign territory of the United States.
7. The Cook Islands is a self-governing country in free association with New Zealand. The Cook Islands controls a portion of its own foreign affairs, including the establishment and regulation of borders. However, the Cook Islands is not a member of the United Nations and is part of the Realm of New Zealand, with Cook Island people being New Zealand citizens. For purposes of this list, the Cook Islands, New Zealand, Niue, and Tokelau are considered constituent parts of one sovereign state.
8. Niue is a self-governing country in free association with New Zealand. Niue controls a portion of its own foreign affairs, including the establishment and regulation of borders. However, Niue is not a member of the United Nations and is part of the Realm of New Zealand, with Niuean people being New Zealand citizens. For purposes of this list, Niue, the Cook Islands, New Zealand, and Tokelau are considered constituent parts of one sovereign state.
9. Tokelau is a non-self-governing territory within the Realm of New Zealand. For purposes of this list, Tokelau, the Cook Islands, New Zealand, and Niue are considered constituent parts of one sovereign state.
10. This territory is not sovereign, but is an overseas collectivity of France, and as such it is part of the sovereign territory of France.
11. Claims to territory overlap.
12. This territory is not sovereign but is an overseas department and an overseas region of France. As such, it is sovereign French territory that is an integral part of the French Republic.
13. Argentina claims sovereignty over the Falkland Islands, which is a British Overseas Territory.
14. This territory is not sovereign, but is a constituent country within the Kingdom of the Netherlands. For purposes of this list, Aruba, Curaçao, the Netherlands, and Sint Maarten are considered constituent parts of one sovereign state.
15. This territory is not sovereign but is part of the sovereign territory of Australia.
16. New Caledonia is not sovereign but is a sui generis collectivity of France and as such it is part of the sovereign territory of France.
17. Excluding outlying island territories.
18. The maritime boundary is in the Caspian Sea. Some consider the Caspian Sea to be a lake.
19. This territory is not sovereign but is an autonomous region of Portugal. Its territory constitutes a constituent part of the sovereign territory of Portugal.
20. Madagascar claims sovereignty over Bassas da India, Europa Island, and Juan de Nova Island.
21. This territory is not sovereign and is a dependent territory of Norway. It is not part of the Kingdom of Norway, but it is considered to be part of the sovereign territory of Norway.
22. Mauritius claims sovereignty over the Chagos Archipelago and does not recognise the British Indian Ocean Territory. In 2019 116 UN members voted to support Mauritius’claim; 6 voted in support of the United Kingdom.
23. There is also a possible quadripoint with   Ukraine (de jure) or   Russia (de facto).
24. This territory is not sovereign, but is a country within the Kingdom of Denmark. For purposes of this list, Denmark, the Faroe Islands, and Greenland are considered constituent parts of one sovereign state.
25. For information on the Republic of China, see the listing in this table under "Taiwan".
26. Hong Kong is not sovereign but since 1997 has been a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. Hong Kong has a high degree of autonomy, including separate passports and a defined international boundary within China, but it is not considered a separate sovereign state for the purposes of this list.
27. Macau is not sovereign but since 1999 has been a Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China. Macau has a high degree of autonomy, including separate passports and a defined international boundary within China, but it is not considered a separate sovereign state for the purposes of this list.
28. Clipperton Island is not sovereign but is property of the government of France; as such, it is part of the sovereign territory of France.
29. Madagascar claims sovereignty over the Glorioso Islands.
30. Haiti claims sovereignty over Navassa Island, which is a United States insular area.
31. Does not include the Faroe Islands and Greenland.
32. This territory is not sovereign, but is a constituent part of the Kingdom of Norway.
33. Although it lacks other indicators of legal sovereignty, Palestine is recognized by about 137 countries and is an observer of the United Nations, which makes it de jure sovereign and will be counted in this list as such.
34. Excluding French overseas departments, collectivities, and territories.
35. This territory is not sovereign but it a British Crown Dependency. Crown Dependencies are possessions of the British Crown but strictly speaking are not part of the United Kingdom.
36. Excluding Adélie Land.
37. Provisional agreement only.
38. This territory is not sovereign but is an overseas territory of France.
39. The Isle of Man shares maritime boundaries with countries of the United Kingdom but has no maritime boundaries with other sovereign states.
40. In 2008, Kosovo declared independence from Serbia. Although Kosovo's sovereignty has been recognized by 108 states, it is not a member of the United Nations and Serbia disputes its sovereignty, claiming that Kosovo remains one of its provinces. International Court of Justice decided in 2010 that Kosovo's declaration of independence was not in violation of international law. For purposes of this list, Kosovo is considered to be a sovereign country.
41. More specifically, Bassas da India, Europa Island, Glorioso Islands, Juan de Nova Island and Tromelin Island
42. Madagascar claims sovereignty on Bassas da India, Europa Island, Glorioso Islands and Juan de Nova Island
43. Mauritius claims sovereignty over Tromelin Island.
44. The Marshall Islands claims sovereignty over Wake Island, which is an insular area of the United States.
45. Western Sahara is a non-self-governing territory. Administration is split between Morocco and the largely unrecognized Sahrawi Arab Democratic Republic, both of which claim sovereignty over the entire territory (see Legal status of Western Sahara). For purposes of this list, Western Sahara is considered to be a sovereign country.
46. More specifically, Bassas da India, Europa Island, and Juan de Nova Island.
47. Does not include Aruba, Curaçao and Sint Maarten.
48. Does not include the Cook Islands, Niue, or Tokelau.
49. There is a maritime boundary between Norfolk Island and New Zealand, but it is a continuation of the boundary between Australia proper and New Zealand.
50. In 1983, Northern Cyprus declared independence from Cyprus. Northern Cyprus's sovereignty has been recognized by one United Nations member state, Turkey. It is not a member of the UN, and Cyprus disputes its sovereignty. For purposes of this list, Northern Cyprus is not considered to be a sovereign country.
51. Not including Bouvet Island, Jan Mayen, or Svalbard.
52. Includes autonomous regions of Portugal.
53. There is also a possible quadripoint with   Turkey.
54. There is also a possible quadripoint with   Bulgaria (de facto).
55. Somaliland declared independence from Somalia in 1991. However, neither Somalia nor any other state or international organization has recognized Somaliland as a sovereign state. For this reason, Somaliland is not considered a sovereign state for the purposes of this list and is not included in other countries' listings of neighbouring countries and territories.
56. In 1990, South Ossetia declared sovereignty from Georgia. Georgia disputes the declaration and considers South Ossetia to be part of its territory. The only sovereign states that recognize South Ossentia's sovereignty are Russia, Nicaragua, Venezuela, and Nauru. Because of the low level of international recognition, South Ossetia is not considered a sovereign state for the purposes of this list and is not included in other countries' listings of neighbouring countries and territories.
57. The maritime boundary between Norway and Russia is continuous from the north edge of the European mainland to the sea between Svalbard and Franz Josef Land. In other words, there are not two separate Russian maritime boundaries for Russia–Norway and Russia–Svalbard. Svalbard therefore acts only to extend the otherwise existing Russia–Norway boundary.
58. In the early 1990, Transnistria attempted to separate itself, first from the Moldavian SSR and then from sovereign Moldova. Moldova disputes Transnistrian sovereignty and considers it to be part of its territory. There are no sovereign states that recognize Transnistria's sovereignty. Because of the lack of international recognition, Transnistria is not considered a sovereign state for the purposes of this list and is not included in other countries' listings of neighbouring countries and territories.
59. There is also a possible quadripoint with   Romania.
60. There is also a possible quadripoint with   Bulgaria (de jure).
61. The United Kingdom does not include British Overseas Territories or Crown Dependencies.
62. Excluding U.S. insular areas.

Treaty and Agreement Notes

1. See Albania–Italy Boundary Agreement.
2. See Cook Islands – United States Maritime Boundary Treaty.
3. See Niue – United States Maritime Boundary Treaty.
4. See Treaty of Tokehega.
5. See 1996 France – United Kingdom Maritime Delimitation Agreements.
6. See 1993 United Kingdom – United States Maritime Boundary Treaties.
7. See Beagle Channel Arbitration.
8. See Treaty of Peace and Friendship of 1984 between Chile and Argentina.
9. See Netherlands–Venezuela Boundary Treaty.
10. See Timor Sea Treaty.
11. See Australia–France Marine Delimitation Agreement.
12. See Australia – New Zealand Maritime Treaty.
13. See Australia – Solomon Islands Maritime Boundary Agreement.
14. See Barbados v. Trinidad and Tobago.
15. See Canada–France Maritime Boundary Case.
16. See Alaska boundary dispute; Pig War.
17. See Cape Verde – Mauritania Maritime Delimitation Treaty.
18. See Cape Verde – Senegal Maritime Delimitation Treaty.
19. See Honduras – United Kingdom Maritime Delimitation Treaty.
20. See Case Concerning Maritime Delimitation between the Republic of Peru and the Republic of Chile (Peru v. Chile).
21. See Liévano–Brutus treaty.
22. See Cook Islands – France Maritime Delimitation Agreement.
23. See Cuba–Haiti Maritime Boundary Agreement.
24. See Cuba–Jamaica Maritime Boundary Agreement.
25. Cuba – United States Maritime Boundary Agreement.
26. See Dominica–France Maritime Delimitation Agreement.
27. See Dominican Republic – United Kingdom Maritime Boundary Agreement.
28. See Equatorial Guinea – Nigeria Maritime Boundary Treaty.
29. See Equatorial Guinea – São Tomé and Príncipe Maritime Boundary Treaty.
30. See Hanish Islands conflict.
31. See Fiji–France Maritime Delimitation Agreement.
32. See France–Mauritius Delimitation Convention.
33. See 1983 France – United Kingdom Maritime Boundary Convention.
34. See France – Saint Lucia Delimitation Agreement.
35. See France–Seychelles Maritime Boundary Agreement.
36. See France – Solomon Islands Maritime Delimitation Agreement.
37. See France–Tonga Maritime Delimitation Convention.
38. See Gabon – São Tomé and Príncipe Maritime Border Agreement.
39. See Italy–Tunisia Delimitation Agreement.
40. See Treaty of Shimoda.
41. See Straits Settlement and Johore Territorial Waters Agreement of 1927. This treaty was supplemented by a treaty between Malaysia and Singapore in 1995.
42. See Marshall Islands – Federated States of Micronesia Maritime Boundary Treaty.
43. Treaty is between Mauritania and Morocco. Morocco claims sovereignty over Western Sahara.
44. See Nigeria – São Tomé and Príncipe Joint Development Zone Treaty.
45. See Papua New Guinea – Solomon Islands Maritime Boundary Treaty.
46. See United States – Venezuela Maritime Boundary Treaty.
47. See Maritime delimitation between Romania and Ukraine.
48. See USSR–USA Maritime Boundary Agreement.
49. See Treaty of Jeddah (1974).

References

• Anderson, Ewan W. (2003). International Boundaries: A Geopolitical Atlas. Routledge: New York. ISBN   9781579583750; OCLC 54061586
• Charney, Jonathan I., David A. Colson, Robert W. Smith. (2005). International Maritime Boundaries, 5 vols. Hotei Publishing: Leiden. ISBN   9780792311874; ISBN   9789041119544; ISBN   9789041103451; ISBN   9789004144613; ISBN   9789004144798; OCLC 23254092
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• Prescott, John Robert Victor. (1985). The Maritime Political Boundaries of the World. London: Methuen. ISBN   9780416417500; OCLC 12582178

External links

• Maritime Space: Maritime Zones and Maritime Delimitation, un.org
• United States Department of State (1990). "Limits in the Sea No. 108: Maritime Boundaries of the World"
• VLIZ Maritime Boundaries Geodatabase, VLIZ