[DOC] [TLE] Cod Wars - Wikipedia [PAR] The Cod Wars were a series of confrontations between the United Kingdom and 
Iceland regarding fishing rights in the North Atlantic. Each of the disputes ended 
with Iceland's victory. The final Cod War concluded with a highly favourable 
agreement for Iceland, ... The term "cod war" was coined by a British journalist in 
early September... [DOC] [TLE] TED Case Study: Iceland Cod War [PAR] In November, 1975, the third Cod War between Great Britain and Iceland began. 
... The second dispute was in 1972-1973, when Iceland extended its limits to 50 
miles. ... Since Iceland's survival depended on fishing, it argued that other nations 
... a 200 mile economic exclusion zone, with a 12 mile limit on territorial waters. [DOC] [TLE] Cod War Case [PAR] In November, 1975, the third Cod War between Great Britain and Iceland began 
... The second dispute was in 1972-1973, when Iceland extended its limits to 50 
miles. ... Due to Iceland's dependence on fishing, it argued that other nations 
should ... a 200 mile economic exclusion zone, with a 12 mile limit on territorial 
waters. [DOC] [TLE] Cod Wars - The Naval Wargames Society [PAR] At this time a nation's territorial waters extended a mere 4 miles. ... British fishing 
to certain areas inside the 50-mile limit, and imposed a 130,000 ton ... The Third 
Cod War was fought out between November 1975, and June 1976, and ... During 
this conflict, British and other European trawlers had their nets cut by Icelandic... [DOC] [TLE] Anglo Icelandic Cod Wars - Global Warming Causes [PAR] Apr 6, 2016 ... No other nation has such a high level of dependence on fishing for ... in 1944, it 
had a three-mile territorial jurisdiction for its coastal waters. ... In response, it 
chose to expand its quick-freezing industry, increasing the value of its fish ... the "
First Anglo-Icelandic Cod War," under great pressure from UK fishing... [DOC] [TLE] Now Britain and Iceland go to war over the mackerel | The ... [PAR] Aug 10, 2010 ... In an echo of the 1970s "Cod War" when British gunboats were sent to ward off 
Icelandic trawlers in disputed waters, the EU has warned it ... any fish it wants 
within its 200-mile territorial limit, established during the Cod War. ... In a further 
reverberation, the UK, Norway and other fishing nations might seek to... [DOC] [TLE] The Cod Wars: How an Island Nation of 300,000 without a Military ... [PAR] "Troubled Waters: The Cod War, Fishing Disputes, and Britain's Fight for 
Freedom of the ... in each other's waters, the Danish government established a 
50 nautical mile exclusive economic zone around their territorial waters in 1893, 
... On May 15th, 1952, the Althing (the Icelandic Parliament) unilaterally extended 
Iceland's... [DOC] [TLE] Resilience Alliance - Database [PAR] The water of Iceland's continental shelf are among the richest fishing grounds in 
... expanded its fishing jurisdictions from 3 to 4 (1952), to 12 (1958), to 50 (1972) 
... to fish stocks was reduced, causing a shift in fishing practices by British 
trawlers. ... jurisdiction to 200 miles which sparked the "Third Anglo-Icelandic Cod 
War". [DOC] [TLE] OneTouch 4.0 Scanned Documents [PAR] interest have arisen between coastal nations and states with distant-water eets 
over the right to ... between Great Britain and Iceland following the latter's 
extension of its shery ... This action led to a Cod War that lasted until February, 
I96I. ... reached on the width of shery limits, Iceland extended its own to twelve 
miles. [DOC] [TLE] COD WARS - Scribd [PAR] Yet, this dull fish was the cause of two NATO allies going to the brink of war. ... In 
November, 1975, the third Cod War between Great Britain and Iceland began. 
This ... Iceland extended its limits to 50 miles. ... Iceland depends on its fishing 
industry more than any other state in the world. ... 12 mile limit on territorial waters

Question: In 1972 this nation extended its territorial waters to 50 mi., causing a "cod war" with Britain & others
Answer: Iceland