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Oceania Wall Map showing Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ) 1000 x 700mm
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A detailed wall map of Oceania showing the Economic Exclusion Zones of the various countries.
- Massive Coverage: The 22 Pacific Island Countries and Territories manage roughly 20% of the world's total EEZs.
- Sovereign Rights: Nations have the exclusive right to manage living resources (fish) and non-living resources (minerals, oil, gas) in the water and on the seabed.
- Blue Pacific Continent: These zones define the "Blue Pacific," transforming small island states into large ocean states.
- Overlapping Zones: Due to the close proximity of islands, many EEZs overlap, requiring treaties to fix boundaries.
Source: Wikimedia, Wikipedia
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