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Baltic Sea
The Baltic Sea is an inland located in Northern Europe and has brackish (salty) waters.
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Which nine countries share the Baltic Sea?
Baltic Countries Denmark, Germany, Poland, Russia, Lithuania, Latvia, Estonia, Finland, Sweden
What separates the Black and Caspian Seas?
Caucasus Mountains separate the Black Sea and the Caspian Sea.
What are the two major ports providing access to the Baltic Sea?
There are a number of major ports that provide access to the Baltic Sea. The only country that is specifically known for having two is Russia which has the port of St. Petersberg in the North (between Finland and Estonia) and Kaliningrad in the South (between Lithuania and Poland) in Kaliningrad Oblast.
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