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Where are most farms on the isle of man?
In the countryside.
Where is french countryside scene?
The "french countryside" means exactly what it sounds like. It refers to areas of France not in cities. Much of the France, by land area, is countryside with small farms, rolling hills, and gentle people.
Are people in New Jersey country?
you mean farms and living out in the countryside...it varies. there are urban, suburban, and rural
Where is wind energy produced?
wind energy is produced in wind farms usually in the countryside but can sometimes be in other places. They can also be offshore .
Why don't people in cumbria want no more wind farms?
because they are eye saw and take up a lot of room in the countryside .
What are rural and urban?
Rural refers to the countryside, farms, small hamlets,etc. Urban is towns with stores, schools, offices as well as house.
What is the English countryside like?
English countryside is mainly grasses, trees, fields and farms, It has alot of animals, birds and bugs including: Blackbirds, Magpie's, Robins, Swans, Butterflies,Dragonflies, Bees, Wasps, Fox's, Badgers, Horses and Rabbits.
How different is city life from life in the countryside?
City life tends to be more fast-paced, crowded, and filled with opportunities for work, entertainment, and social events. Life in the countryside is typically quieter, more peaceful, and closer to nature. The countryside offers more space, fresh air, and a stronger sense of community.
What percentage of Central Americans live on farms or in small villages?
40% of people live countryside , where as, the other 60% live in cities or villages.
Why are wind farms near the sea?
Wind farms can be anywhere, not just near the sea. Many may be positioned near beaches because of the strong winds coming off the sea. However, in Australia, for example, most wind farms are positioned on hills or in the mountains, where high winds are generated by the topography of the countryside.
What did people in the countryside think about evacuees world war 2?
Towns, farms and villages whose distruction had no strategic advantage to the enemy and were therefore less likely to be attacked.
What jobs did woman at the home front have in World War 2?
Some women went to the countryside ,similarly with their children, to work on farms. This was known as the women's land army.
