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Countries, Boarders and Coastlines

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COUNTRIES

  • We said that people lives on large pieces of land called continents.
  • Many people would live together in an area, and that area would then be called a country.
  • A country is an area of land that has its own government – meaning that it has leaders to look after its people.

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BOARDERS

  • A country can have other countries, also called neighbours, all around it.
  • These countries are separated by boarders.
  • Boarders are lines on a map that we draw to show where a country starts and where it ends. In real life, there are no lines on the land.

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Boarder lines

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COASTLINES AND LANDLOCKED COUNTRIES

  • Sometimes countries would be next to the sea.
  • The place where the sea and the land meet is called the coastline.
  • But sometimes, a country will have only other countries around it. These type of countries we call landlocked countries.

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COASTLINE

LANDLOCKED COUNTRY