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The area adjacent to the coastline of a state that is considered part of its national territory is known as:
Correct answer: A. territorial waters
- A. territorial waters
- B. a contiguous zone
- C. res communis
- D. high seas
Explanation
Territorial waters, more precisely the territorial sea, extend from a state's coast and fall under its sovereignty, subject to rules such as innocent passage. A contiguous zone gives more limited enforcement rights, while the high seas lie beyond national maritime zones.
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