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Have you ever wondered how much ocean the United States really controls? It’s more than most countries combined! Through territories like Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Marshall Islands, along with the Exclusive Economic Zones (EEZs) surrounding them, the U.S. oversees over 12 million square kilometers of ocean. That’s massive—enough to rival entire continents in size.

These waters aren’t just vast—they’re strategic. The U.S. has naval zones, important shipping lanes, and rich ecosystems under its influence. From the tropical Pacific to the icy Arctic waters off Alaska, every region has a purpose, from military defense to scientific research. The legal framework for this oceanic control is solidly recognized under international law, meaning these zones are fully legitimate.

In this video, we break down exactly how the U.S. manages and protects its oceanic territories. You’ll see real maps of Hawaii, Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Arctic waters, along with symbolic overlays for trade and naval operations. Each visualization is geographically accurate, showing only real coastlines, islands, and boundaries.

Whether you’re a geography lover, a map enthusiast, or just curious about global power, you’ll be amazed at the scale of U.S. ocean control. These oceans cover more than the combined area of Canada and India! And the next time you glance at the Atlantic or Pacific, remember: much of it falls under U.S. influence.

Stay tuned as we explore each territory, its surrounding waters, and why the U.S. maintains such a dominant presence across the globe.

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