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Switzerland is an independent country. It does not have any countries in it.
There are 5 countries bordering Switzerland: France, Germany, Austria, Liechtenstein and Italy.
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Is Geneva Switzerland heterogeneous?
Switzerland like other European countries has had some immigrants from Syria and other nations.
Why was Switzerland and Sweden left alone by Hitler?
Because, they promised that they would get in hitlers way and that hitler knew if sweden and switzerland could other a little sheild for germany when they are advancing to other countries to invade. Switzerland and Sweden did promise that they would lend germany some resources if germany didnt invade the 2 countries.
Do you need a visa to go to Switzerland?
It depends on what nationality you are. Switzerland is part of the Schengen Agreement. The list of which countries do and do not need a visa is the same for all Schengen countries. Citizens of all EU and Schengen countries can enter Switzerland without a visa; plus citizens of some other countries.
What beaches are in Switzerland?
Switzerland is a land-locked countries, it does not have a coastline. It does have many lakes, some of which have small beaches.
Which country would you likely to be in if you hear yodelling?
Switzerland. In the Alpine region, though apparently they yodel in some dark mountainous regions of the USA.
What are some easy countries to do reports on?
Switzerland, Canada, Australia, Sweden
What countries use dams?
Most countries use dams. Some of these countries include the United States, Tajikistan, Switzerland, Brazil, and Russia.
How many kilometers from Switzerland to France?
Switzerland is bordering France, so in some places you just have to move one step to change countries.
How did Switzerland become a francophone country?
They spoke French there even before Switzerland was created. Switzerland has clear language boundaries running through it. On one side they speak one language; on the other side they speak a different language. In some countries the international border corresponds to the language boundary. In the case of Switzerland and France it does not.
Why is there no landlocked countries in north America and Australia?
North America and Australia are entire countries. They don't have other countries within their borders. Europe is comprised of many countries, which means that some countries are inland and are therefore, landlocked. Switzerland being one example of a landlocked country.
What continent produces the most chocolate?
I am pretty sure that it is Switzerland, some other countries that have very good chocolate is Belgium, Italy, United Kingdom, Germany, and France.
What are Examples of dense countries?
Here are some dense countries: Egypt Italy Greece France Switzerland Hope i helped! - Amber
