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Q: What is the name of the body of water that separates England and France at there closest point?
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Why is france closer to England?

At its closest point, France is only 22 miles from southeast England.


Where is England near?

At its closest point, England is only 22 miles from France.


How far apart are England and France at their closest point?

26 miles (+-)


How far away from France are you in England in miles?

21 miles at the closest point


What is the border of England?

England has a land border with Scotland and Wales. The nearest overseas country is France which at its closest point is 22 miles away across the English Channel.


How many miles from England to France?

From: UK To: FranceThe distance (in miles) from England (United Kingdom (UK)) to France is 678 miles. It'll take about 11 hours 31 minutes.(If you walked ) If you took the train it would be around 2hrs 30 minutes(To Disney Land ) This is the same as asking how far from US to Canada! At its closest point, France is only 22 miles from England.


What countries does the English channel separate?

The 350-mile long stretch of water is known as the 'English Channel' in English, or 'La Manche' in French. It separates England from France and is 21 miles wide at its narrowest point between Dover and Calais.The English Channel (Le Manche in French).


Distance between France and England?

There is the English Channel between England and France which is 21 miles at the closest point. You cannot drive between the two Countries but you can drive onto a train which takes you through the Channel Tunnel.


Where is England exactly located?

England occupies the southern half of the island of Britain which lies off the west coast of the European mainland. Its nearest neighbour is France which is only 22 miles away at its closest point.


Why did the white cliffs of dover need defending?

They were defended from invaders because this is the closest point in England to the continent of Europe and France. It wasn't the fact that the cliffs needed defending but the Country.


What sea separates France and United Kingdom?

The English Channel, which is a body of water between the Atlantic Ocean and the North Sea. At its closest point, France is only 22 miles from England.


Is france from england 35km away?

At its nearest point, yes it is.