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The 19 pages that link to Territorial waters, each with the reason it gives.

• South China SeaNarrower topic: Claims to islands can affect where territorial seas are asserted.

• United Nations Convention on the Law of the SeaBroader topic: The convention sets the territorial sea’s breadth at up to 12 nautical miles.

• Exclusive economic zoneRelated: The exclusive economic zone begins beyond this zone.

• Strait of HormuzRelated: Iran and Oman govern waters bordering the principal shipping route.

• Freedom of navigationRelated: Navigation remains possible here through the right of innocent passage.

• Artificial islandRelated: Artificial-island status matters because such structures do not generate territorial seas under maritime law.

• Singapore StraitRelated: The strait’s narrow geography brings the maritime jurisdictions of neighboring states close together.

• Spratly IslandsBroader topic: Sovereignty over a Spratly feature can affect claims to its surrounding territorial sea.

• Nine-dash lineRelated: A line on a map does not itself establish territorial seas around every enclosed feature.

• Paracel IslandsRelated: Control of individual features can affect claims to nearby territorial waters.

• Territorial disputeBroader topic: Disputes over sovereignty at sea may concern this zone rather than land.

• Territories of the United StatesRelated: Territorial waters are part of the geographic and maritime jurisdiction associated with U.S. territories.

• La Pérouse StraitRelated: The strait’s proximity to two states makes maritime jurisdiction relevant.

• Scarborough ShoalRelated: The shoal’s status as a territorial feature affects control of surrounding waters.

• Land (terrain)Compared with: Their legal boundary extends state authority from land into adjacent sea.

• Territorial disputes in the South China SeaBroader topic: Sovereignty over islands and reefs can affect claims to territorial seas around them.

• Coral Sea IslandsRelated: Maritime boundaries shape the territory’s jurisdiction over nearby waters.

• Chilean SeaBroader topic: This nearshore belt is one component of Chile's maritime jurisdiction.

• Peanut HoleCompared with: Unlike territorial waters, the Peanut Hole’s surrounding high seas were not originally under Russian sovereignty.