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How many Indian states share a border with tamilnadu?
THREE..... Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka....The state of India, Tamil Nadu, is located in the extreme south of the subcontinent. Three states share a border with Tamil Nadu: Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.
Which states share a border with a different country?
Too many to name them all, twelve in the US north and four in the south.
How many miles from pa to Ohio?
Pennsylvania and Ohio share a border, so it is possible for a car to be in both states at once. Pittsburgh to Akron is 110 miles, Philadelphia to Cincinnati is 573 miles.
How many feet above sea level is NJ coastline?
The mean elevation is 246 feet above sea level.
How many counties share a border with Devon?
Three
How many states of India touches coastline?
10 states
How many states in India share border with China?
there are 4 states where India share boundary with china
How many states in India share the country's seafront?
10
How many states in India share border with Myanmar?
4
How many states share the border from India to tamilnadu?
3 States- Karnataka, Kerala, Andra Pradesh..
How many kilometres of coastline does US have?
The United States has approximately 19,924 km of coastline.
How many states in India have coast line?
Andhra Pradesh has the 2nd largest coastline.. Gujarat bein the first.. n A.P lies in the south eastern part of india, and gurarat in western.. So, longest coastline in east is A.P.
How many us states border the pacific coastline?
FIVE
How many km India share border with Pakistan?
India and Pakistan share a 2,912 kilometer long border.
How many states are in Inida?
There are 28 states in India
How many countries share boundaries with India?
8
How many Indian states share a border with tamilnadu?
THREE..... Kerala, Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka....The state of India, Tamil Nadu, is located in the extreme south of the subcontinent. Three states share a border with Tamil Nadu: Kerala, Karnataka, and Andhra Pradesh.
