WORLD COASTS ALL OVER THE WORLD

Europe

1. Norway

2. Svalbard and Jan Mayen

3. Sweden

4. Finland

5. Russian East Baltic

6. Estonia

7. Latvia

8. Lithuania
9. Kaliningrad
10. Poland
11. Germany
12. Denmark
13. The Netherlands
14. Belgium
15. North Coast of France
16. West Coast of France
17. Mediterranean France
18. Corsica
19. Spain
20. Gibraltar
21. Portugal
22. Italy
23. Malta
24. Slovenia, Croatia, Bosnia and Yugoslavia
25. Albania
26. Greece
27. Bulgaria

28. Romania

29. Ukraine
30. Sea of Azov

Russian Federation
1. Russian Baltic (The Russian Gulf of Finland and Kaliningrad)
2. Russian Black Sea Coast
3. The Pacific Coast of Russia
4. The Arctic Coast of Russia
5. The Arctic Coast of Russia: Appendix A
6. Russian Caspian Coast

Middle East
1. Republic of Georgia
2. Turkey
3. Cyprus

4. Syria

5. Lebanon

6. Israel (with the Gaza Strip)

7. Jordan

Caspian Sea
1. Iran - Caspian Sea Coast
2. Turkmenistan
3. Kazakhstan
4. Caspian Russian Coast
5. Azerbaijan

North Africa
1. Egypt
2. Libya
3. Tunisia
4. Algeria
5. Morocco

West Africa
1. Mauritania
2. Senegal and Gambia
3. Guinea Bissau
4. Republic of Guinea
5. Sierra Leone
6. Liberia
7. Ivory Coast
8. Ghana
9. Togo and Benin
10. Nigeria
11. Cameroon and Equatorial Guinea
12. Gabon, Congo, Cabinda and Zaïre
13. Angola
14. Namibia

South Africa
1. South Africa

East Africa
1. Mozambique
2. Tanzania
3. Kenya
4. Somalia and Djibouti
5. Eritrea
6. Sudan

South West Asia
1. Saudi Arabia
2. Yemen and Oman (Southern Arabia)
3. United Arab Emirates
4. Qatar
5. Bahrein
6. Kuwait and Iraq
7. Iran

South Asia
1. Pakistan
2. India
3. Sri Lanka
4. Bangladesh
5. Burma

Indian Ocean
1. Madagascar
2. Indian Ocean Islands

South East Asia
1. Thailand
2. Malaysia Introduction
3. Malaysia - Perlis
4. Malaysia - Kedah and Langkawi
5. Malaysia - Penang
6. Malaysia - Perak
7. Malaysia - Selangor
8. Malaysia - Negeri Sembilan
9. Malaysia - Melaka
10. Malaysia - Johor
11. Malaysia - Pahang
12. Malaysia - Terengganu
13. Malaysia - Kelantan
14. Malaysia - Sabah and Labuan
15. Malaysia - Sarawak
16. Singapore
17. Brunei (Negara Brunei Darussalam)
18. Cambodia
19. Vietnam
20. Philippines
21. Indonesia
22. East Timor
23. Papua New Guinea

East Asia
1. China
2. Taiwan
3. North Korea
4. South Korea
5. Japan

Australia
1. Australia Introduction
2. New South Wales (with Jervis Bay - Australian Capital Territory)
3. Lord Howe Island - (New South Wales)
4. Norfolk Island
5. Queensland
6. Northern Territory
7. Western Australia
8. South Australia
9. Victoria
10. Tasmania

New Zealand
1. New Zealand

Pacific Ocean
1. New Caledonia and the Loyalty Islands
2. Fiji
3. Society Islands
4. Other Pacific Islands

Antarctica
1. Antarctica
Canada
1. British Columbia
2. Eastern Canada
3. Saint-Pierre-et-Miquelon Islands
4. Northern Canada



Caribbean Islands
1. Cuba
2. Jamaica
3. Hispaniola (Haiti and the Dominican Republic)
4. Puerto Rico
5. Lesser Antilles

Atlantic Ocean
1. Bahamas
2. Bermuda
3. Greenland
4. Iceland
5. Other Atlantic Ocean Islands

British Isles
1. Introduction to England and Wales

2. Cumbria

3. Lancashire, Merseyside and Cheshire

4. Isle of Man
5. North Wales and Anglesey
6. West Wales
7. South Wales
8. Severn Estuary
9. Avon, Somerset and North Devon
10. Cornwall
11. Isles of Scilly

12. South Devon

13. Dorset

14. Hampshire

15. Isle of Wight

16. Sussex

17. Kent

18. Essex

19. Suffolk

20. Norfolk

21. Lincolnshire

22. Yorkshire and Cleveland

23. Durham, Tyne and Wear

24. Northumberland

25. Scotland

26. Northern Ireland

27. Ireland

28. Channel Islands

Clouds started pouring their blessed water in Karachi

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 It was such a lovely weather that I couldn’t stop myself from enjoying it and celebrating the beautiful weather with my friends. What could be a better place to visit other than SEA VIEW, the best of the best place in Karachi.
Let me give you an over view of Sea View, it’s actually corniche of Karachi. The moment you reach sea view road, you see beautiful heart throbbing waves splashing and hitting the edge. Lots of people go there to see the sunset, and many even go there to see the sunrise, people jog/walk there and many rich lads bring their horse for horse-riding on seaside (who would miss if one gets an opportunity).
Many bhutta Wala’s, goley gandey wala, Kehwa, Chaye wala are roaming there to serve you. But now there are many take away outlets there that have all the cuisines from Pizzas, burgers, sandwiches, rolls, biryani, juices, coffee, tea etc.
Not to forget Pizza Hut van there, a drive-thru McDonalds, Salt n pepper Village, Floating Boat, etc (hope I didn’t miss any)After sunset, normally people think that it might get dark there and dangerous but let me tell you it’s so bright there, that you might find a dropped common pin because there are so many lamp posts with brighter lights in them and many cops roaming around for security.
It’s a safe and calm place where waves that might seem quiet have so much noise in them that many a times people get afraid of these waves, especially when oil spills in the sea or when there is cyclone news, sea view road gets closed for security purposes. Not to forget, one can’t date there because of our efficient Karachi police. So there is no chance for youngsters to do anything

gwadar port look

Gawadar is the smallest seaport of Pakistan. It is the newly built seaport which is situated on the coastline of Balochistan province which is about 600 km long. Gwadar Port is a warm water seaport which became operational in 2008. It is the third major sea port of Pakistan after Karachi port and port Qasim. Gawadar port was set up in order to connect the land locked countries of Central Asia with the rest of the world through this sea route.