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  • They divide landmasses
  • They are a natural boundary.
  • They might be hard to get to like the Amazon
  • They can be hard to cross or navigate
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Oceans and rivers can be barriers to trade and Immigration for several reasons:
  • They are a natural boundary and divide land masses; therefore, they can be difficult to cross or navigate.
  • They might be hard to access, particularly in the case of rivers far inland, or surrounded by dense vegetation
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Why are rivers and oceans both barriers and roadways?

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Nowadays, with ships and aeroplanes plying the routes between most countries, the oceans and seas are no longer the barrier they once were, as in the days of sailing ships.

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