Because having access to the sea means being able to easily engage in commerce with anyone close to your ports who also has access to the sea. This was very important for Russia just before World War I, as it's only water borders were pretty much useless for commerce with Europe and its land borders were very mountainous and unsuitable for land transportation, but having a port, however small it might have been, with access to the Mediterranean Sea was a great opportunity to have business with Europe's richest nations. This is mainly why Russia had such a strong interest in the Balkans back then.
The North Sea might be considered the most important one in Europe. Control of it allows access to undersea petroleum reserves. And from a military point of view, controlling the North Sea gives a nation possible access to Great Britain, Scandinavia, Germany and the Lowlands. This is clearly speculation.
Yes India has access to the sea The Indian Ocean
No; only access to Mediterranean Sea and Red Sea.
Shipbuilding is an important industry in Greece.
the coast is important because it provides:habitat for many animals?access to the sea and a good location to livejobs for people
From a military point of view, Fort Sumter was important because it dominated the access to the Bay of Charleston and was the most important element of the city's defensive system towards the sea.
One can access a Sea Island Bank branch by finding a near branch by locating one in the official Sea Island Bank branch. Also, one can access the Sea Island Branch online.
Oklahoma has no access to the sea. It is landlocked.
Most of Ireland's cities are on or very near the coast, giving them access to the sea. This is important for importing and exporting. Some also have sea transport, such as ferries.
No dead sea is not important
Nepal is landlock country. The nearest access is from India.
Israel has direct access to the Mediterranean Sea and indirect access to the Red Sea.The entire northwest border of Israel is the Mediterranean Sea, which is why Israel has direct access to the Mediterranean Sea. As for the Red Sea, Israel has access to the Gulf of Aqabah, which is an outlet of the Red Sea, but does not have direct access to the Red Sea-proper.