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Which west coast states border the Pacific Ocean?
The tasman sea ******************* A lot of countries! The east coast of the Asian continent frames the western most parts of the Pacific Ocean. Countries include Russia. Japan, the Koreas, China, Taiwan, Vietnam, Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, The Phillipines, Indonesia, Papua New Guinea, New Zealand and Australia.
What states are bordered by water?
Hawaii is a chain of islands. The only thing bordering Hawaii on any side is the Pacific ocean.
Why do people call the Pacific ocean the specific ocean?
because they are very stupid
Why did Darwin call the pacific ocean badly named?
Because of what Pacific means: disposed to peace or of a peaceful nature. The Pacific Ocean is far from "Peaceful" at times
What countries call cyclones hurricanes?
In the Atlantic and eastern Pacific regions, cyclones are called hurricanes in the United States and some areas of the Caribbean. In the western Pacific and southeastern Indian Ocean, cyclones are typically referred to as typhoons, while in the South Pacific and Indian Ocean they are known as cyclones.
What do we call a state that has no ocean or sea border?
The state is landlocked.
Why is the pacific ocean the largest ocean?
Because it is. There is no reason or purpose to the size of each ocean. What we call it doesn't change what it is, has been and will be.
Why is the Atlantic ocean call the ring of fire?
It is not. The Pacific Ocean rim is the Ring of Fire named for the "RING" of volcanoes there.
What are two oceans that border Mexico?
The Pacific to the west and the Atlantic to the east, on the eastern part the sea it's call the Caribbean. Great Place to visit! :D Answered by Josito, Joe Murphy :D
What Dow you call a state that has no ocean or sea border?
They would be considered Land-Locked
What do you call the mountains along the pacific states?
coast ranges
Approximately where is it Great Pacific Garbage Patch?
It is located in an area call the North Pacific Gyre, which is a patch of the North Pacific Ocean that covers thousands of square miles roughly between the United States and Japan and reaching toward Alaska and the Aleutian Islands. It's called the Great Pacific Garbage Patch because the prevailing ocean currents tend to swirl around this patch of ocean, causing all manner of floating debris to be concentrated in the gyre.
