Alberta and Saskatchewan are Canada's only landlocked provinces. The other eight provinces all have saltwater shores.
Manitoba and Ontario have Coastlines on Hudson Bay, British Columbia on the Pacific Ocean, and the rest on the Atlantic Ocean (Québec, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick, Prince Edward Island and Nova Scotia).
Except for Alberta and Saskatchewan, all of them.
Prince Edward Island
PEI
PEI - Prince Edward Island
They all have water borders of one kind or another but Alberta and Saskatchewan had their borders drawn from Ottawa without deliberately using rivers, lakes or shorelines for borders. Some of Alberta's border with BC is along the Continental Divide and I would consider that a water border, in a sense. So the safest answer is Saskatchewan.
plains not water
Three sides of water
PEI
Hawaii is entirely surrounded by water. In terms of percentage of border surrounded by water it would be Hawaii. If you're measuring the total length of the coastline, it would be Alaska.
An island is a piece of land entirely surrounded by water.
Asia/Europe, as they are connected? so they are not Entirely surrounded.
A landform that is entirely surrounded by water, be it a river, lake, or ocean.
A peninsula is a piece of land that is almost entirely surrounded by water. An antonym for peninsula would be bay, as a bay is a body of water that is almost entirely surrounded by land.
PEI - Prince Edward Island
All except for Alberta and Saskacthewan all border water.
Don't really understand if you want the name of a land surrounded by water (Australia) or if you want to know what land surrounded by water is called (island) :D
An island
It is a Peninsula
Nigeria is not surrounded by a body of water since it is not an island. The Gulf of Guinea runs along the southern border of Nigeria.