Which country borders the most oceans?

With 5 oceans and nearly 200 countries in the world, in this video I examine which country borders the most oceans. I discover that there's no single answer to this simple question when you take into account overseas territories and Antarctic claims.
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[@souptime8635]

This was really interesting. Can’t wait to see if Mongolia annexes the Mary Byrd Land soon.

[@geostory69]

Thanks for the info! I found this video interesting because Territories also count.

[@aa18812]

Marie Byrd Land has recently been claimed by Felix Kjellberg (Pewdiepie), although pretty much noone else recognises the claim ofcourse.

[@cycklist]

The National Geographic does not get to decide what is and isn't an ocean!

[@GeographyWorld]

They aren't the single definitive source but their move to recognise the Southern Ocean will cause many more people to call it one. The Southern Ocean was already recognised by many before 2021.

[@Icyy4406]

Yeah they do

[@zealandia5668]

@@GeographyWorld I can't believe that there is no global standard definitions for some basic geographical units such as the number of continents, the boundaries between these continents, the number of continental subregions and their respective boundaries etc. If the International Astronomical Union has the power to determine how many planets does our Solar System have, as the sole international geographic organisation recognised by the international community, wouldn't the International Geographical Union have the power to determine these basic geographical definitions too so people worldwide could have a standard to follow?

[@ericseventeen17]

I’m still not sure if the video is over!

[@idk-gw1dd]

Nice video

[@GeographyWorld]

Thanks!

[@idk-gw1dd]

@@GeographyWorld no problem

[@aureliaandris8240]

‘National geographic’ decides how many oceans are in our planet? I mean ...

[@oscyk]

you forgot the Ocean of Blanchardstown