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How big is Scotland compared to Denmark?
Scotland is slightly larger than Denmark in terms of land area. Scotland covers about 78,769 square kilometers, while Denmark covers about 42,921 square kilometers.
How big is Scotland compared to England?
Scotland is roughly one-third the size of England. Scotland has a land area of around 30,400 square miles, while England is about 50,300 square miles in size.
How do you say big in Scotland?
There is no slang for the word "big" in Scotland.
How big is the rock of Monaco?
You may be thinking of the Rock of Gibraltar.
Is Scotland's population large?
There are about 5 million people in Scotland. Compared the the population of the whole of the UK or the USA it isn't a lot but compared to smaller countries such as Wales where there is 3 million it can be considered a lot.
What was the impact of the glorious revolution in Scotland?
it was a very big impact on scotland
How much are the jewels from Monaco worth?
You'd have to be more specific about WHICH jewels. -There are a lot of extremely rich people, big jewellery stores and museums in Monaco.
78000 km2 exactly the same size as Scotland. It is not a big country.?
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Where did princess Grace of monaco get married?
In Monaco, of course ( Principality of Monaco borderline French colony)- French the language of service, so to speak. Wedding was in a Cathedral, as both parties were Catholic. This was, of course the big event of l956.
Is Big Ben part of Scotland?
There is a MOUNTAIN in Scotland called Ben Nevis, but Big Ben is a clock in LONDON ------------------------- Big Ben is actually the bell of the clock.
What kind of entertainment do they have in Monaco?
Monaco people listen to classical music and operas
What are the percentages of Protestants and Catholics in Scotland?
According to Wikipedia in the 2001 census about 16% of the population of Scotland described themselves as being Roman Catholic, compared with 42% affiliated to the Church of Scotland.
