Canada is not landlocked. Canada has extensive Coastlines on three oceans: the Pacific, the Atlantic, and the Arctic.
Bolivia has the largest navy of any landlocked country. Other landlocked countries with a separate Navy force include Uganda, Laos, Azerbaijan, and recently Serbia (since Montenegro split with them) and others.
A landlocked nation does not have direct access to the sea and typically does not have a navy. Consequently, there is no landlocked nation with the largest navy. Navies are primarily established and maintained by coastal countries to secure their maritime interests and project power at sea.
Bolivia has a navy, although it is almost entirely composed of river craft, since Bolivia lost its Pacific coast in a war with Chile in 1879.
No. Belarus is a landlocked country in Eastern Europe.
On the North American continent there are 2 countries, Canada and the USA, neither is landlocked.
Since the state of Idaho does not touch a body of water, it is landlocked.
As Austria has no coast, it also doesn't have a navy.
It wouldn't have as strong as a navy as it did.
In the 1700's Russia was a landlocked country and Peter the Great decided to create a route to the sea. He could see that for a country to be important that they needed to be able to trade with others and to have a Navy. So to solve this problem he built St. Petersburg and built a Navy.
original answer(not by myself) :they wouldn't have seafood to sell or eat . haha funny(and terrorfying) but being landlocked means alot of things mainly 1. It most likely will not get a lot of trading because of no sea ports. This results in lower export/income 2. It can be blockaded by neighbouring countries,it will have more incentive to be friendly. 3. It will not have a navy,resulting in less military power generally countries which are landlocked don't become big empires. like Canada,US of A,China,Rome,U.K
Alberta and Saskatchewan are Canada's two landlocked provinces.
They are non-exstent since Arizona is a landlocked US State.