What is another word for threemile limit?
Pronunciation: [θɹˈiːma͡ɪl lˈɪmɪt] (IPA) 
The "threemile limit" is a legal term that refers to the distance of a country's territorial waters from its coastline. Synonyms for this term can include "territorial sea," "coastal zone," or "maritime boundary." Other related terms may include "contiguous zone" or "exclusive economic zone," which refer to areas extending beyond the territorial waters where a country has some jurisdiction. These terms are important in determining a country's rights and obligations in relation to activities such as fishing, shipping, or exploration. Understanding the different synonyms and related terms can assist in navigating legal issues related to maritime boundaries and international law.
