AQA GCSE Geography · 8035
Paper 2
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GCSE Geography · key term
A country without a coastline, which must cross another country to reach a seaport.
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Paper 2
Specification 5.2 · Paper 2
A country without a coastline, which must cross another country's territory to reach a seaport.
Revise: Global Variations in DevelopmentA landlocked country such as Chad must transport goods through neighbouring countries to reach a seaport. Longer journeys and dependence on cross-border transport links can increase costs, reducing the competitiveness of exports.
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