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What are the three Scandinavian countries and at least two other nations that border the baltic sea?
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What are three Scandinavian counties and at least two other nations that border the baltic sea?
Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Germany, Poland, Lithuania, Latvia and Estonia all border the Baltic Sea..
Why are the Baltic republics named as they are?
The three Baltic republics are called the Baltic states, Baltics, Baltic nations, or Baltic countries. The countries include Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia.
What two nations border the Baltic Sea?
Poland and Finland
Two Scaninavian nations that border the Baltic Sea?
Denmark, Sweden
Which continent does the baltic sea border?
The Baltic Sea does not border any one continent from another. It is a body of water that is surrounded by European countries.
What two countries border Estonia they both border the Baltic sea?
Latvia and Russia
What two countries share a land border with Scandinavian?
Norway and Sweden.
What are 3 countries that border the Baltic sea?
Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia
The baltic sea has been called a Scandinavian mediterranean why does it seem logical?
The Scandinavian/Mediterranean corridor links countries from The Finnish/Russian border, crosses Finland, Sweden, Norway, Germany, Austria, Italy to Sicily and Malta. It links together about 100 million inhabitants of Europe. The Baltic sea is not called the corridor, this is the region when the corridor commences
What are the Baltic states?
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania are the countries in the European Union which border the Baltic Sea. These three countries are the Baltic States.
What 4 european countries border russia between the Black Sea and the baltic sea?
The Ukraine, Belarus, Latvia, and Estonia (south to north) form the western border of Russia. Poland and Lithuania border the Baltic Sea port of Kaliningrad, which is physically separated from the rest of Russia.
The Scandinavian Highlands make part of the border between which two countries?
Norway and Sweden.
