evidence: 8 This feature lies a few nautical miles north of Qit’at Jaradah, is closer to the Qatar peninsula than to the main islands of Bahrain, but is still within 12 nautical miles of both states’ presumed coastal baselines. [...] In that submission, Bahrain asked the Court to "adjudge and declare that. . . [i]n view of Bahrain’s sovereignty over all the insular and other features, including Fasht ad Dibal and Qit’atjaradah, comprising the Bahraini archipelago, the maritime boundary between Bahrain and Qatar is as described" in Bahrain’s memorial (part II), countermemorial (part II), and reply.