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Percentage of the planet that is water-?
The percentage of the plant that is covered with water is 70 percent.
How much of the world is made up of ocean water?
About 71% of the worlds surface is covered by oceans.
What planet is covered with the most body of water?
The Pacific Ocean, follow by the Atlantic Ocean then the Indian Ocean.
What percent of the earth is ocean?
70.8% is ocean29.2% is land(A common "rule of thumb" for this question is to answer with 7/10ths)The oceans cover 140 million square miles of the earth's surface.70% of the earth is covered by oceans.
What is the planet most covered in water?
Earth is the planet with the highest percentage of surface area covered by water, with approximately 71% of its surface covered by oceans.
What percentage of earth's surface is covered by ocean water?
A+ 72%
What percentage of the earth surface is covered by ocean water?
71%
What is the percentage of the earth's surface when it is covered by ocean water?
Estimated to be 71%
What percentage of the Earth27s surface is covered by ocean?
About 71.1% of earths surface is covered by the ocean.
What percentage of the earth is covered by the Indian ocean?
The percentage of Earth covered by Indian ocean is 14.4. When converted into kilometers this area comes to 68,556,000 square kilometers.
What percentage of earth is covered by the Arctic Ocean?
70
What percentage of the Arctic Ocean is covered in ice?
87
What persent of the earthis water?
The earth is mostly covered in water. The actual percentage of earth's natual water is 71%. Did you know that all of the water on earth used to be one giant ocean?!?
What percentage is covered by water?
75%
Percentage of the planet that is water-?
The percentage of the plant that is covered with water is 70 percent.
What percentage of earth surface is cover by the ocean?
Approximately, 72.1% of the Earth's surface is covered by Ocean.
What percentage of the earth's surface is covered in water?
About 71 percent of the Earth's surface is water-covered.
