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Put these countries in order starting with the smallest Peru Japan France Spain?
Area: Japan, Spain, France, Peru Population: Peru, Spain, France, Japan
What country covers more area-- France of Spain?
France covers a larger area than Spain. France has a total land area of approximately 551,695 square kilometers, making it the largest country in the European Union. In contrast, Spain has a land area of about 505,990 square kilometers. Thus, France is the larger of the two countries.
Which country covers more area France or Spain?
France is the largest country in the European Union, and is larger than Spain. France (mainland): 551.000 km2 vs 504.782 km2 for Spain.
Which colony was established nearest Iberia find the name for the strait that separates this area?
Spain And africa
What are the largest countries in Western Europe?
France, Spain, Germany. (in area)
What is a bay between France and Spain and a weather forecasting area?
the bay of Biscay
What country is the same size as France?
Spain is roughly the same size as France, both in terms of land area and population.
In what area is southwest France?
France is in Western Europe. The southwestern part of France is bordered by the Atlantic ocean (Bay of Biscaye) on its west and by Spain on the south.
What country covered the area empire Portugal?
The country Spain and part of France covered the area empire of Portugal :) Your welcome.
What are the largest states in Western Europe?
France is the biggest country in western Europe.
What area of Europe came under Muslim control during the Middle Ages?
Spain (al-Andulas), Sicily and Southern France
Does Turkey have a larger area than France and Spain?
Turkey is the largest compared to France and Spain. France is the largest country in the European Union (551,500 sq km for mainland France) and larger than Spain, which is just slightly smaller (500,000 sq km). Turkey has a larger area (780,580 sq km), but only 3% of its territory is geographically in Europe, the eastern part being located in the Middle East .
