if a city is near a coastline, is it likely to hahe as cold summers and hot summers as a city at the same latitude that is landlocked in the center of the country? explain

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2 September, 05:38

if a city is near a coastline, is it likely to hahe as cold summers and hot summers as a city at the same latitude that is landlocked in the center of the country? explain

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Amiya Stafford · Answer 1

Landlocked countries

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The land locked country is a country that is surrounded by landmass on all four sides and some of them may a coastline but mostly are closed seas. There can be bodies of water within the territory, but lack of sin sea born trade and many are abundant in agricultural stuff most parts of Europe and Russian countries come under this. They make up about 11% of the land area and 7% of the total population. For these nations, disadvantages exist in the form of temperature extremes as they are cut off from the oceans and seas so desertification can impact these countries as a result of climatic change. Many countries have disputes regarding the use of rivers like the double landlocked countries like Uzbekistan surrounded by Afghanistan and Kazakhstan.