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2:05 Uzbekistan is stan-locked.

"Not every country is lucky enough to have a coast" *Shows Chile taking the coast of every single friking country*

Fun Fact: If the United States actually did collapse for whatever reason, then assuming that all 50 states would become independent, Nebraska would be the only Triple Landlocked country in the world (Great lakes don't count.).

He speaks like he wants to go to pee but rather decided to finish video first 😂 great video btw

"Bolivia is just as salty as the ocean they lost" bruh I'm dead😂😂🤣🤣🤣👌

2:27 great pronunciation

Mongols: We lost to Japan because of the sea so we decided to remove it

How long do you want your coastline? Chile: Yes

0:01 chili empire

Dude calm down. Speak in a low and informative tone, good video though.

I am from Uzbekistan and to be landlock, it is big problem for country.

Here's a fact. Swaziland changed its name in 2018 due to its name being confused with Switzerland. It is now called Eswatini.

5:43 *"Boswunza"*

*People of Uruguay and Paraguay wincing at your pronunciation*

2:26 did you have stroke?

3:29 Uzbekistan: I’m bigger than you.

Bolivia has its navy swim in lakes? That's hilarious lmao

“Almost as salty as the sea they lost” 😂😂 gold

I love you're mildly yelling the whole video. Love it. Great clip!

Hello from Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 to the World 🌍

The way he said "Sevres" at 2:27 is fucking gold

Please stop yelling.

You know what the geographers say... There's landlocked countries There's super landlocked countries And there's Uzbekistan

2:06 Funny thing that the Word "Stan" is old Persian And it meant "land" .....

WHY ARE YOU SHOUTING?!?

2:26 *"Slevsgleh"*

This video is fascinating. I learned many interesting things from this video.

Why are they landlocked *BECAUSE THEY DONT HAVE SEA*

5:07 t h e y n e v e r g o t E t h I o p i a please tell me someone gets this bill wurtz reference

I'll answer the question quickly so you don't have to watch the vid. Countries are landlocked because they don't border a sea or ocean. Done.

Does it really matter for EU countries if they are landlocked since they're in a customs and market union and basically can use any port in the EU?

Good video keep up the good work

Caspain Sea = WaterLocked

I like how you pronounce botswana: _buswansa_

Thanks for this info

Great video!

5:44 Boswantza?

You sound like a North Korean news anchor

Italy: *Sneezes* Vatican, San Marino and Switzerland: *Earthquakes* Italy: Oops-

great video!

but caspian sea isnt a sea, its considered a lake, world's biggest infact

Bolivia is salty, just like the ocean they can't get into. Wow, the first geographic roast that's actually good.

Allthe conutrys i've ever been to have a coast!!! Also im new to this chanell and i subscribed!!

very well explained

Hi, a small error: The port of Switzerland is not on the rhone in Geneva, but on the Rhine in Basel. From where larger river ships go to. In the 1960s, there was a plan to build a canal through switzerland to connect the rhone and rhine. Nothing was done, so that rhone can be only be used for very small ships.

You sound like Cartman

2:26 *HAS STROKE*

Uzbekistan: I am the biggest Double-ly landlocked country in the world. Holy Roman States: Hold my “beer”

Really good video. I actually learned a lot, and I consider myself good in political geography :) Thanks!

0:11 you forgot azerbaijan

You forgot about virtually landlocked poor Russia. Some of its ports are not navigable round the year and the rest lead to oceans or straits controlled by NATO countries. Only a canal connecting the Caspian sea and the Persian gulf (called Iranrud) can solve the problems of : Russia, Belarus, Central Asian Countries and Iran.

4:00 still landlocked with the new croatian bridge

It's worth mentioning that Bolivia lost its coast in a war they started with Chile to gain more coast and even formed a secret alliance with Peru to take more land from Chile. They lost.

You speak very quickly, more everything is very clear and understandable.

Technically, Paraguay does have sea access by river. They also have the largest navy of a landlocked nation

Good video , a bit slower would do though ).

Meanwhile my country has no border and lots of sea!

Africa is very interesting place.

Good video

2:13 😂😂😂 We are the only Stan who have real coast of Arabian Sea.

Nothing wrong with your tone, IMO. Makes this channel unique. Xidnaf (channel about language), e.g., also has a weird voice. But his videos are highly enjoyable nevertheless.

Yooo Bolivia has a navy for its rivers? 😂😂 I'm dying

2:26 treaty of what? Your voice sound weird 😂. Although great video 👍

Phillipines: Heh me have lots of beach

5:40 i rely on Djibouti for port too

Haha you sound so excited!

2:26 The treaty of chevshsgae

Nice video. You should do a full video on the states of the United States which are not on the ocean but have access to shipping due to rivers and canals. Such as the ones you mentioned-- the St Lawrence Seaway and the Mississippi River, plus the Ohio and Missouri rivers. And on the West Coast, the Columbia and Snake River system actually gives the state of Idaho access to the ocean with one port city (Lewiston). So the majority of U.S. states have sea access somehow.

Stop shouting everything u say

Why doesn't Bosnia have a port? It would seem like it would be a big advantage (to private firms or to the Bosnian government) to establish one there seeing as how the country doesn't have its own port as of this time.

Them: PERSIAN GULF *SAUDI ARABIA IS TYPING

3:45 bosnia: can i have some coast croatia: nope.

I live in Oklahoma which is a landlocked state. I never seen the sea before.So i feel like I live in a land locked country

I like that huge amount of Allusions in the Videos! For example the one with Macedonia at 3:50 Since the province where the speech bubble is coming from is also called Macedonia they insinst calling the country Macedonia the "Former Yugoslav Republic of" Macedonia.

2:38 Caspian sea is a lake

Also the city of Istanbul is going to be a Island. The reason why is due to the Bosporus strait, which is crowded with ship traffic. So this is for so trade can get somewhere much easier and faster

I believe mongolia has the most powerful navy.

Well i am phonelocked

Why the hell you say Sevres in such a creepy way? AHAHAH nice video btw

nice *:)*

Hey, what do you use for editing? Thanks if you answered, keep up the great work.

You forgot that switzerland has a connection to the ocean wis the RHEIN. And I think the Rhein is an international Canal.

Hey man in the first part you showed the landlocked countries. I can't help but notice that Azerbaijan (which has a coast on the caspian sea, and btw caspian sea is classified as a lake) isn't highlighted, but Kazakhstan and Uzbekistan are highlighted even though they have a coast on the caspian sea

Will people stop chatting about his voice? It's fine! Concentrate on the video! If you do not like it, turn the volume down. Really good video.

Over the few weeks, I've really come to love your channel. I just have 2 pieces of criticism for you to help you improve: 1) At 3:45 in the videop (and a few other spots) you represented Serbia with a light blue color, which is only slightly greener than the ocean. This was fine when you showed it as Serbia and Montenegro since it was connected to the sea, but once the map switched to show it in its landlocked state, it became really difficult to distingish the difference between the 2 at a glance. I would reccommend that in the future, you avoid using any light blue to represent anythong other than ocean or lakes. 2) The way you talk can sound really stilted at times. I haven't noticed this problem in every video, but I have noticed it in about half of them, this one being one of them. I can't really think of a good way to articulate why the way you talk sounds stilted, but I'll try: It can sometimes sound like you're trying too hard to put emphasis on certain words or phrases that you say. Also, it sounds like you force yourself to raise the end of your sentance. Most of the time, people don't raise the end of a sentance unless they're shouting or asking a question; in most other sentances, people drop their voice at the end of the sentance. Compare the way you would say these 2 words for a better example of what I'm talking about: Really? Really. I think this problem may derive from the fact that you subconsiously feel like you have sort of perform your script since you're doing it for an audience. I'm not sure how you would go about fixing that, but I think knowing that the problem exists is definately the first step for you to improve.

Do landlocked states next

I appreciate it

I love how he said two so aggressive

Paraguay uses the Paraná River in Argentina to navigate from the Atlantic Ocean to its capital Asunción City

Imagine fighting a war to get a way out the sea, but losing it and also losing 60% of your population in the process

Indonesia : Try to visit here, mountains, hills, forests, lakes, beaches and sea. Everything is available here

One time in geography class the teacher asked a student to give an example of a landlocked country and she said the UK. 😄

Not sure why others are being salty. I love the way you speak in these videos.

moldova actually needs very small teritory to get out of land locked zone

3:15 many of Europe's landlocked countries have some access to the *SEA*

could europe be seen as an island because of the rivers and canals?

0:51, this border of Brazil and Colombia don't existed until 1904

Moldova may be landlocked but it has a small coast on the black sea across from the dniester river

4:05 BOSNIA HAS COAST NOW!!!!