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2 years ago

What country borders the caspian sea, the persian gulf, and the gulf of oman?.

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wel2 years ago

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Iran, is the country that borders the Caspian sea, the Persian gulf, and the gulf of Oman.

<h3>Which countries lie along the Caspian sea, the Persian gulf and the gulf of Oman?</h3>

Iran country lies in the Middle-East of the Iraq and Pakistan, that borders the Caspian sea, the Persian gulf, and the gulf of Oman.

The inland sea is connected to the Gulf of Oman from the East and the countries that lie along the Persian Gulf and the Gulf of Oman are Oman, Iraq, Kuwait, Saudi Arabia, etc.

Strait of Hormuz connects the the Persian Gulf to the Arabian Sea.

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