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How many pages does The Wettest County in the World have?
The Wettest County in the World has 320 pages.
Is tyler Texas in dry county?
Yes. However, Smith county is commonly known as the "wettest" dry county in Texas.
When was The Wettest Stories Ever Told created?
The Wettest Stories Ever Told was created on 2006-04-23.
When was Greene County Daily World created?
Greene County Daily World was created in 1905.
What is the world's wettest continent?
The wettest continent, with plenty of rain forests is South America.
What is the second wettest English county?
The second wettest English county is Cumbria. It experiences high levels of rainfall, particularly in areas like the Lake District, which is known for its mountainous terrain and numerous lakes. The region's climate is influenced by its geography, leading to significant precipitation throughout the year. The wettest county in England is Wales, but among English counties, Cumbria ranks just behind it.
Why is Antarctica the wettest place in the world?
It isn't the wettest place on earth. It is one of the largest deserts in the world because of its low rainfall.
Why is Bolivia one of the wettest countries in the world?
colombia is the wettest place because of the tempreture and high of the mountains
What are the world's wettest areas close to?
Water
Which is the world's wettest continent?
Antarctica is considered the world's wettest continent due to its abundant snowfall and ice accumulation. Despite being a desert due to low precipitation, the amount of water stored in its ice sheet makes it the wettest continent overall.
Where is the wettest place on earth and how much rain does it get a year?
The wettest place on Earth is Mawsynram, in India. It receives an average annual rainfall of about 467.4 inches (11,871 millimeters), making it the world's wettest place.
Which season is the wettest in Ireland?
Valentia Island, County Kerry, is the wettest at sea level and the wettest weather station, but the peaks of the Maumturk and Partry Mountains in Mayo and the McGillycudy Reeks in Kerry get about 2400mms of rain a year, more than three times what Dublin gets.
