Maritime boundaries define where a coastal state's waters end and international zones begin, covering territorial seas, exclusive economic zones, and shelf rights. They prevent conflicts over fishing, shipping, and resources. Governments, fishermen, and energy firms rely on them for legal clarity and safe, lawful ocean use.
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