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What is Ireland's longitude and latitude?
Ummm, that's somewhat arguable. The southern tip of Ireland is at 51.5 degrees north, which is either in the "northern latitudes" or pretty close to the edge. I wouldn't call it "mid-latitude". Let me put it another way; the southern tip of Ireland is well north of the northern tip of Maine, and about on the same latitude as Labrador, Canada.
What do you call a long narrow region?
A long narrow region of land with water on each side is called and isthmus
What do you call a narrow strip of water between two pieces of land?
Isthmus
What do you call a narrow piece of land joining two larger bodies?
A narrow piece of land joining two larger bodies is called an isthmus.
What do you call a small narrow water way between 2 pieces of land?
A small narrow waterway between two pieces of land is called a strait.
What do you call a long narrow inlet along the coast especially in SW Ireland?
ria
What do you call a narrow sea inlet in Scotland?
firth
What do you call an inlet where a boat docks 3 letter words?
The word is ria. It means a long, narrow inlet.
What is another name for a narrow coastal inlet?
Some places call them a 'Cut'. The inlet to Miami, FL is called, Government Cut.A Ria is a narrow coastal inlet
Can you use the euro in southern Ireland?
The Euro is the currency of the Irish Republic! The Republic of Ireland is what some people mistakenly call "Southern Ireland", so the answer to your question is yes.
If Northern Ireland is the UK what is Southern Ireland or the proper name for the part of Ireland that is not considered Northern Ireland?
The Republic of Ireland is often used, but the official name is Éire in the Irish language and Ireland in English. Southern Ireland is an incorrect term. In fact the most northerly point on the island of Ireland, is not in Northern Ireland, but actually in what many people call southern Ireland. So "Southern Ireland" is an incorrect term both as an official name and geographically.
Is the firth a fjord?
I firth is similar to a fjord but located in scotland. A fjord is a steep inlet created by glaciers and are only found in Norway. The Norwegians call them fjords, the Scots call them Firths.
What is Ireland commonly called?
It is called Ireland. Its official name is Éire, which is what you will see on Irish coins, stamps and official documents. It is often referred to as the Republic of Ireland. To distinguish it from Northern Ireland it is often incorrectly referred to as Southern Ireland which is neither politically or geographically accurate. The most northern point on the island of Ireland is actually in what people call Southern Ireland and not in Northern Ireland. Nicknames include the Emerald Isle and the Land of Saints and Scholars.
Are you a immigrant if you come from southern Ireland?
An immigrant is someone coming from a country other than the one that they are now in, usually with a requirement for documentation, like a visa, to enable them access to the country they are now in. In the context of Ireland, someone from the Republic of Ireland (the proper term for what people call southern Ireland) living in Northern Ireland, would not be considered an immigrant. Someone from the Republic of Ireland going to some other countries could be regarded as an immigrant. It depends on where they are going.
Who and which country made Ireland's Call?
Ireland's Call was a song written by Phil Coulter.
What do they call the citizens in Ireland?
The citizens of Ireland are Irish.
What do you call an inlet of the sea?
this can be called a bay or a strait
