Doubly Landlocked Countries

Can you name the two countries that only border other landlocked countries?
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Liechtenstein
Uzbekistan
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Level 19
Mar 16, 2014
Uzbekistan touches Caspian sea. That's why it is not a doubly landlocked country.
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Level 72
Mar 24, 2014
Caspian Sea is formally a lake
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Level 77
Jul 12, 2017
No, it's a lake.
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Level 42
Jul 4, 2017
but Uzbekistan doesn't even touch the Caspian sea lmao.
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Level 77
Aug 26, 2017
It's like this person didn't know what they were talking about... Could that possibly be the case?
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Level 49
Feb 16, 2022
it doesnt, and besides the caspian sea provides zero access to the open oceans, and is just a massive lake.
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Level 56
May 10, 2022
The Caspian sea doesn't border an ocean. Uzbekistan's surrounding countries would need to be bordering a body of water connected to an ocean
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Level 16
Aug 10, 2022
The Caspian Sea is formally a lake because it doesn't connect to an ocean. Plus, Uzbekistan doesn't touch the Caspian Sea. You should know better.
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Level 56
Jun 6, 2014
The Caspian Sea was called a sea in ancient times, because it was salty and large. It is considered a lake nowadays, the majority of people and scientists do. It's only the name that hasn't been changed.

To sum it up: The Caspian Sea is a lake.

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Level 75
Jul 12, 2014
Actually Uzbekistan borders the Aral Sea, not the Caspian Sea.
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Level 65
Mar 4, 2016
OMG, I just realized you're right! These comments aren't even relevant!
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Level 61
May 12, 2016
The Aral Sea isn't much of anything nowadays, although even so I think it's also an inland sea with no outflow to the ocean.
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Level 37
Jul 21, 2016
Uzbekistan doesn't touch the Caspian Sea, but if it was considered a sea Uzbekistan wouldn't be here because 2 of its borders touch the Caspian Sea.
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Level 49
Feb 16, 2022
they would still be landlocked nations, because unless you want to eradicate the caucuses or dig a line through iran it provides no access to the open oceans.
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Level 56
Jul 28, 2017
My first quiz to reach 1000 takers is my first quiz of all, took the least time to make and has only two answers. Go figure!
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Level 33
Apr 27, 2023
I forgot the Aydar lake
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Level 33
Apr 27, 2023
Uzbekistan has tons of lakes inside of it.
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Level 33
Apr 27, 2023
I DID IT IS 2 SECONDS!!!!
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Level 33
Apr 27, 2023
Uzbekistan also borders the Sarygamysh Lake.