Of course the distance varies extremely because land masses do not have perfectly square perimeters, giving a certain naivity to this question. Just do a Pacific Ocean search to get a concept of the shape and bordering land masses of the pacific. Widest point which I assume is from the Panama Canal to some point in Indonesia would have to be in the range of 9000 miles, at least three time the widest point of the Atlantic. The distance is so great that even when flying from the West coast of North America, airlines fly east to go to India and Africa via Europe. Only if crossing the northern Pacific, say Seattle to Hong Kong or to Australia(have to stop in Hawaii or Fiji) do airlines cross the pacific. I think Seattle, Vancouver, Sanfran to HK is about 5000 miles. the pacific covers an area about 20 times the size of the former USSR and more than 28 times the size of the USA. USA is the fifth largest country in the world so that gives an idea of the enormity of the pacific. there is a spot in the pacific that is 15 miles deep average is 7. The Himilayas average only 5 miles in hgt.
it is ecsatly 4,000 miles from the atlantic to the pacific ocean.
Pacific.
The Pacific is by far the larger.
Japan is located in the Pacific ocean
No. Wisconsin is too far from the ocean to get hurricanes.
The Pacific Ocean is the largest of the world's five oceans, followed by the Atlantic Ocean, Indian Ocean, Southern Ocean, and Arctic Ocean.
The Pacific is by far the largest ocean.
your answer has to be the reef or any far off land ocean like the pacific ocean or the atlantic ocean!
32 miles
140 miles
No, Sacramento is more inland but the whole coast of California is the pacific ocean
Because of what Pacific means: disposed to peace or of a peaceful nature. The Pacific Ocean is far from "Peaceful" at times