how many seas of the world are there?

Answer 1

7

Answer 2

ARCTIC SEAS:
The Laptev (Nordenskjold) Sea
The Barents Sea
The East Siberian Sea
The Beaufort Sea
The Chuckchi Sea
The White Sea
The Norwegian Sea
The Greenland Sea
The Queen Victoria Sea
The Lincoln Sea
The Wandel or McKinley Sea
The Kara Sea

ANTARCTIC SEAS:
The Ross Sea
The Davis Sea
The Weddel Sea
The Amundsen Sea
The Bellighausen Sea

ATLANTIC/MEDITERRANEAN SEAS:
The Caribbean Sea
The North Sea
The Irish Sea
The Sea of the Hebrides
The Celtic Sea
The Baltic Sea
The Bothian Sea
The Scotia Sea
The Labrador Sea
The Sargasso Sea
The Mediterranean Sea
The Balearic Sea
The Ligurian Sea
The Tyrrhenian Sea
The Ionian Sea
The Adriatic Sea
The Aegean Sea
The Sea of Marmara
The Thracian Sea
The Sea of Crete

PACIFIC SEAS:
The Philippine Sea
The Sulu Sea
The Koro Sea
The Java Sea
The Halmahera Sea
The Mindanao Sea
The Savu Sea
The Sunda Sea
The Arafura Sea
The Celebs Sea
The Molucca Sea
The Bismark Sea
The Coral Sea
The Solomon Sea
The Tasman Sea
The Bohol Sea
The Visayan Sea
The Camotes Sea
The Bali Sea
The Sibuyan Sea
The Flores Sea
The Timor Sea
The Banda Sea
The Ceram Sea

ASIAN SEAS (INCLUDING JAPAN):
The Aral Sea
The Caspian Sea
The Black Sea
The Sea of Azov
The Red Sea
The Arabian Sea
The Laccidive Sea
The Andaman Sea
The South China Sea
The East China Sea
The Yellow Sea
The Sea of Japan
The Sea of Okhotsk
The Dead Sea
The Sea of Galilee

SEAS WITHIN JAPAN:
The Yatsushiro Sea
The Sagami Sea
The Seto Sea
The Iyo Sea
The Harima Sea
The Inland Sea
The Amakusa Sea

Answer 3

Until the year 2000, there were four recognized oceans: the Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic. In the Spring of 2000, the International Hydrographic Organization delimited a new ocean, the Southern Ocean (it surrounds Antarctica and extends to 60 degrees latitude).

There are also many seas (smaller branches of an ocean); seas are often partly enclosed by land. The largest seas are the South China Sea, the Caribbean Sea, and the Mediterranean Sea.

There are 104 seas at present declared by International Hydrographic Organization.

Answer 4

Hi Richard,
Well I see that some still adhere to the old notion of the seven seas. But I just totted up 16 that I have either visited, or heard of.
Perhaps the producers should re-name the sea-salt product to
"Er, Maybe Umpteen Sea Salt"
My favourites for fun are the Caspian, the Red, the Dead, and the Med. Oh and the Black one out of Varna, Bulgaria.
I shall attempt to find out how many bodies of water there are on the planet called seas, out of curiosity raised by your fine question.
I shall not include the sea of tranquilty, or the sea of storms.
Get back to you on that one !
Bob.
I have half a mind to ignore

Answer 5

The earth has 7 oceans and many, many seas. The 7 oceans are Arctic, North Atlantic, South Atlantic, North Pacific, South Pacific, Indian and Southern.

Seas include the Barents, Okhotsk, Mediterranean, Caribbean, South China, Japan, White, Black, Red, Yellow, Ionian, Libyan, Aegean, Baltic etc.

Answer 6

Though the four oceans of the world (Pacific, Atlantic, Indian, and Arctic) are actually pieces of one great world ocean that covers about seventy percent of the planet, sailors often refer to the "seven seas." So, here's the list:

North Atlantic Ocean
South Atlantic Ocean
North Pacific Ocean
South Pacific Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Antarctic (Southern) Ocean
Indian Ocean

Answer 7

Atlantic Ocean
Arctic Ocean
Indian Ocean
Pacific Ocean
Southern Ocean
Landlocked seas

so, 6 only.
but there are many oceans under each main sea..

Answer 8

Lots and Lots,but only one is surrounded by sea water.Check out the Sargasso sea.

Answer 9

There are seven seas in the world....can i have the best answer

Answer 10

7...... sail the 7 seas