what ocean borders Australia's coastline?

Answer 1

FYI: Difference between an ocean and a sea?

Although the terms "ocean" and "sea" are often used interchangeably, a sea is generally considered to be smaller than an ocean. One definition of "ocean" is: a great body of interconnecting salt water that covers 71 percent of the Earth's surface. There are four major oceans—Arctic, Atlantic, Indian, and Pacific. However, some sources do not include the Arctic Ocean, calling it a marginal sea. The term "sea" is often assigned to saltwater areas on the margins of oceans, such as the Mediterranean Sea situated beside the Atlantic Ocean.

Oceans:
East - Pacific Ocean
West - Indian Ocean

Seas:
North - Arafura Sea
Northeast - Timor Sea + Coral Sea
Southeast - Tasman Sea

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Answer 2

There are 3 major world oceans bordering Australia's coastline. They are the Indian Ocean on its west coast, the Southern Ocean down under and the Pacific Ocean on its eastern side.

Answer 3

There are actually three: The Pacific Ocean in the east; the Indian Ocean in the west; and the Great Southern Ocean along the south coast.

Answer 4

Indian Ocean on the West Coast, Pacific Ocean on the East Coast.

Answer 5

Pacific and Indian Ocean

Answer 6

Pacific and Indian Oceans

Answer 7

The Pacific Ocean

Answer 8

Pacific and Indian

Answer 9

pacific and indian ocean

Answer 10

pacific