What body of water separates the British Isles?

Answer 1

The Isles are situated with the North Sea to the west and the Atlantic Oceab on the east. The Irish Sea is between the Isles. The English Channel separates the British Isles from mainland Europe.

Answer 2

There is not a body of water that entirely separates England and Scotland along their borders. The west coast is separated by the Solway Firth, but only for a short distance. The majority of the border is on land.

This might possibly be a reference to the river Tweed which ends on the east coast at Berwick on Tweed ... for much of its length it forms the border between England and Scotland.

Answer 3

Which body of water lies between Ireland and England

Answer 4

Ireland and England are separated by the Irish Sea, not by a river.

Answer 5

The Celtic Sea, the Irish Sea and St Georges Channel.

Answer 6

The Irish Sea

Answer 7

The English Channel and the North Sea.

Answer 8

North Channel