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Is Denmark in France?
Denmark is a country seperate from France. France may have a city called Denmark, but that would not be the same as the country Denmark.
Do Mexico and US share the same culture along the border?
no becouse mexico is a crappy country full of drugs and poverty
What is a state or country that borders Arizona?
The two States of Sonora and Baja Caliifornia, Mexico share a border with the state of Arizona. California and Nevada share a border with Arizona that is marked by the Colorado River. Utah's southern border and Arizona's northern border are the same. New Mexico's western border and Ariizona's eastern border are the same and Arizona and Colorado share a border by touching each other at the Four Corners Monument.
Is Denmark and Portuguese the same country?
No, one is denmark and one is Portugal
Does Canada share the same border with US?
Partly, yes.
What 2 countries in the Americas that border each other start with the same letters?
Bolivia and Brazil share a border.
Which country joined the EEC on the same day as the UK and Éire?
Denmark.
Does denmark control greenland?
Yes, it's the same country.
Is Denmark a third world country?
Denmark isn't an island, Greenland is. True, Greenland belongs to Denmark, but there is a big difference between the country Denmark and the island Greenland. Danish isn't the same as Kalaallisut (Greenlandic.) Greenland is the largest island in the world, not the third largest.
How far is Florida to Alabama?
Florida and Alabama share the same border for a short distance.
In what country did the battle between grendel and Beowulf take place?
The land of the Danes, so Denmark... but not the same Denmark as today.
What is the country that borders Jamaica?
Jamaica is an island nation which does not border any country. Borders are for land-based crossing from one country to another, like the United States:Canada. Haiti and the Domican Republic are island nations that share a land border on the same island of Hispanola. Jamaica may have territorial waters that border other islands' territorial waters, but that is not a true border in the sense intended by the Questioner. Canada borders Greenland this way.
