ARCTIC OCEAN Barents Sea Kora Sea Norwegian Sea North Sea Baitic Sea Black Sea Mediterranean Sea Arabian Sea EQUATOR Figure 17.29 The world's Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZS) are shown in blue. Note how the EEZS are often associated with countries' distant possessions. SOUTH INDIAN OCEAN ATLANTIC OCEAN

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