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What is differents beteewn Cambodia and Thailand?
-Cambodia used to be a powerful empire while Thailand never got to be an empire. -Thailand has bigger land than Cambodia -Thailand moderner and richer than Cambodia -In Thailand had terrorisms, but not in Cambodia -Cambodia existed in southeast Asia before Thailand -Thai population is bigger than Cambodian population. -Thailand doesn't have Independent Day, but Cambodia does have. -There no genocide in Thailand but there was in Cambodia. -Thailand is known better than Cambodia......
Is Thailand bigger than UK?
Thailand is bigger geographically than mainland Britain - it is roughly the size of France. However, their populations are roughly equal (65-70 million).
Is Thailand bigger than Australia?
Type your answer here... No Australia is much much bigger than Thailand. Thailand is 514,000 sq. km. and Australia is 7,682,300 sq. km much bigger. But Thailand has a bigger population {65 million} Australia {22 million}.
Is Niger bigger than Thailand?
Yes it is. It is more than twice as big as Thailand.
Is Asia bigger than Australia?
Asia is actually bigger than Antarctica. Its may look like Antarctica is bigger than Asia, on a flat map, but it isn't. Yes, Asia is bigger than Antarctica. :)
Is Mercury bigger than Asia?
No, Mercury is not bigger than Asia. Mercury is the smallest planet in our solar system, with a diameter of about 4,880 kilometers. Asia is the largest continent on Earth, covering about 44.58 million square kilometers.
Is Asia bigger than all of America?
Asia is still bigger than both North and South America combined.
Isn't Thailand on Asia?
yes, Thailand is located in south-eastern Asia.
What continent in Thailand in?
Thailand is within the continent of Asia, specifically southeast Asia.
Is Thailand in the east north south or west of Asia?
Thailand is in South East Asia, or SE Asia
What is the continent of the Thailand?
Thailand is located on the Asian continent.Thailand is on the continent of Asia
What continent found Thailand?
The Eastern Hemisphere, slightly above the equator.
