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Australia to Japan: 7 countries with the longest coastline

Explore the world's longest coastlines, from Canada's Arctic shores to Australia's sunny beaches. Each country offers unique landscapes and marine wonders

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Canada

With a staggering coastline stretching over 202,080 kilometers, Canada boasts diverse landscapes from the Atlantic to the Pacific and Arctic Oceans

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Norway

Nestled in Scandinavia, Norway's 58,133 kilometers of coastline offer dramatic fjords, picturesque islands, and rich maritime heritage

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Indonesia

The world's largest archipelago, Indonesia's 54,720 kilometers of coastline showcase tropical paradises, vibrant coral reefs, and bustling coastal cities

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Russia

Extending over 37,653 kilometers, Russia's vast coastline spans the Arctic, Pacific, and Baltic Seas

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Philippines

With 36,289 kilometers of coastline, the Philippines boasts pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and an abundance of marine life, drawing tourists to its idyllic

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Japan

Japan's 29,751 kilometers of coastline blend modernity with tradition, offering bustling ports, serene beaches, and rugged cliffs

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Australia

Rounding off the list with 25,760 kilometers of coastline, Australia showcases stunning beaches, diverse marine habitats like the Great Barrier Reef

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