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Western countries
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Sailing is a popular leisure activity and competitive sport in Western countries, enjoyed along coastal regions and lakes.
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landlocked countries
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Sailing in landlocked countries is mainly associated with leisure on lakes or rivers due to limited access to open water bodies.
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Australia
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Sailing is a popular leisure activity in Australia with a strong coastal culture and widespread competitive events.
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inland cultures
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Sailing in inland cultures is mainly done for recreation rather than transportation or trade.
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maritime culture
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Sailing is a traditional and essential mode of transportation and trade in maritime cultures.
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coastal regions
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Sailing is popular for leisure and competition in coastal regions.
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sailing communities
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Sailing is popular for recreation and necessary for transportation in coastal areas among sailing communities.
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Coastal countries with a strong maritime culture
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Coastal countries with a strong maritime culture have a popular and common sailing activity with an emphasis on maritime traditions and skills.
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Inland countries without a strong maritime culture
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Sailing is less common in inland countries with weaker maritime cultures due to limited opportunities and less emphasis on maritime activities.
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Modern culture
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Sailing is both a recreational activity and professional sport in modern culture.
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coastal communities in Scandinavia
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Coastal communities in Scandinavia embrace sailing as a popular recreational and competitive activity due to abundant coastline and sea access.
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fishing communities
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Sailing is a crucial skill for navigation and fishing in fishing communities.
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landlocked communities in Central Africa
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Landlocked communities in Central Africa have limited exposure to sailing activities due to lack of large water bodies.
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