Kazakhstan is bordered on its west by the Caspian Sea. It also includes the north shore of the Aral Sea, a landlocked lake that has dwindled in size and is no longer a single large sea. Kazakhstan shares land borders on the north, east, and south with Russia, China, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan.
The Aral Sea is an inland sea that borders Kazakhstan. It was once one of the four largest lakes in the world, but due to water diversion for irrigation, it has significantly shrunk in size over the years.
The Aral Sea borders the countries of Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan. The Syr Dar'ya River runs into the Aral Sea and runs through the southern part of Kazakhstan. The Caspian Sea
There are two inland seas that border Kazakhstan, Aral sea and Caspian seaKazakhstan borders the Caspian Sea in the west and the Aral Sea in the southwest.
The Aral Sea.
The Caspian Sea
Uzbekistan is a landlocked country in Central Asia. Kazakhstan is bordered by the Caspian Sea but this sea is also isolated from oceans.
The Aral Sea is located across the border of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan.
The CIS (Commonwealth of Independent States) state that borders the Caspian Sea is Kazakhstan. It has a significant coastline along the northern part of the sea, which is the largest enclosed inland body of water in the world. Other CIS states bordering the Caspian Sea include Russia, Azerbaijan, and Turkmenistan.
No, it has borders on both the North Sea and the Mediterranean.
The major body of water along the western boundaries of Kazakhstan and Turkmenistan is the CASPIAN SEA.
The Caspian Sea, though Europe and Asia are continents and not countries.
Russia, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, Azerbaijan, and Iran border the Caspian Sea.