The Atlantic Ocean used to touch five continents: North America, South America, Europe, Africa, and Antarctica. However, now it only touches four (same above minus Antarctica) as scientists renamed the water around Antarctica the Antarctic Ocean.
North America, Europe, Africa, Antarctica and South America all touch the Atlantic Ocean.
There is no US state that touches both oceans. The only country that has shores on both oceans is Chile in South America. (Mexico and 5 Central American countries border the Pacific and the Gulf of Mexico or Caribbean Sea, arms of the Atlantic.)
The Indian Ocean and the South Atlantic Ocean
5 continents touch the Atlantic ocean. North America, Europe, Africa, Antarctica and South America
If the "5 ocean" in question are the Arctic, the Antarctic/Southern, the Atlantic, the Pacific, and the Indian... none. No continent touches both the Arctic and Southern oceans. In fact, the exact boundaries of the Southern Ocean are not well defined, but using the 60th parallel definition, the only continent that touches the Southern Ocean is Antarctica, which touches no other ocean.If you exclude the Southern Ocean and ask instead what continents touch all four oceans, the answer is "maybe Asia, depending on exactly where you draw the boundary between Asia and Europe and precisely what bodies of water you consider to be part of the Atlantic."
By size: #1. Pacific #2. Atlantic #3. Indian #4. Southern #5 Artic :)
Ther are 5 oceans. They are the Pacific Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Southern Ocean, Indian ocean and the Atlantic Ocean.
Arctic ocean, Atlantic ocean, PAcific ocean, Indian ocean, Southern ocean
Pacific,Atlantic,arctic,Indian,and Southern / atlantic
Pacific Ocean, Atlantic Ocean, Arctic Ocean, Antarctic Ocean, and the Indian Ocean.
Atlantic Ocean,Artic Ocean,Indian Ocean,Pacific Ocean
Pacific ocean ,Indian Ocean, Artic Ocean, Atlantic Ocean and lastly Southern Ocean