Noun
Equal distance.
Source: Webster's dictionaryJurisprudence by the International Court of Justice always gives such small islands EEZs or continental shelves that fall far short of the equidistance line, usually not much father than 12 nautical miles from the islands. Source: Internet
Guyana’s maritime frontier – 33 degrees east of true north-is in harmony with the United Nations Law of the Sea Convention which applies a principle of equidistance where there is no established maritime boundary. Source: Internet
“Ghana, respectfully, asks you to affirm the customary equidistance boundary as our maritime boundary. Source: Internet
On the 2 of June, 2000, Guyana responded to Suriname; stating that, according to its position, the maritime boundary between Guyana and Suriname lay along an equidistance line. Source: Internet
In its 2002 campaign the FDP made an exception to its party policy of siding with the CDU/CSU when it adopted equidistance to the CDU and SPD. Source: Internet
The recent genome data confirms the genetic equidistance. Source: Internet