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It didn't. It's still standing, and has been for thousands of years.

Only a couple of pillars have collapsed due to weathering and possibly human disturbance before the Stonehenge became a protected site in modern times.

Scotland is north of England on the Island of Great Britain.

There is no "capital" of the county in South West England. The traditional county town is Wilton, but the county's council meets at Trowbridge.

In theory, you don't. However, because of increased security in recent years, airlines won't allow passengers to fly without acceptable photo I.D. A valid passport is the most acceptable form of I.D.

Norwich has never been the capital of England. It was a regional capital under the Romans, but never the capital of the whole country.

the waves are big because Cornwall has the stongest wind, due to its fetch , and this causes the waves to be bigger

Florida's area is 65,795 sq miles (170,304 km squared) whereas Italy's area 116,346.5 sq miles (301,338 km squared). So in answer to you're question Italy is almost twice the size of Florida.

There is a comprehensive list of their achievements on Wikipedia if you care to search for it.

Ireland. Also where st. Patrick is the patron saint of

twice as big

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England is a part of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (UK)

Nigeria is 923768 km2 and the UK is 243610 square kilometres

This means that Nigeria is almost 4 times the size of the UK.

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England's gross national income is 2263.7 billion dollars per year.

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In England, the three main types of money are cash, bank deposits, and digital currency. Cash consists of coins and banknotes issued by the Bank of England. Bank deposits refer to money held in bank accounts, which can be accessed through checks or electronic transfers. Digital currency includes various forms of electronic payment systems and cryptocurrencies, though traditional forms like cash and deposits remain dominant.

People are required to be buried (or cremated) - within a very short time-frame. Transporting the body from Eire to Wales would take a considerable amount of time - the various permits, travel documents and other paperwork could take weeks.

There are mountains in England. The tallest one is Scafell pike which is 978 m high. It is located in Lake District National Park in Cumbria.

There are plenty of rivers in England, but no deserts.

Richard I was known as Richard the Lionheart due to his skills as a warrior and military commander.

Big Ben was finished built in 1858

Princess Anne of England died on 1640-12-08.

It lies on the confluence of the rivers Rother and Hipper.

England in that time always wanted to trade. That's how they communicated and survived. They always wanted more trade routes. And America has incredible ones.

James I disliked witches mainly be cause he was of homosexual leanings and had a severe distrust for women, believing them to be a threat to an already paranoid king as witches all being women were viewed as directly dealing with the devil himself.

The English Lake District is in Cumbria, the northwesternmost county of England, a little south of the border with Scotland. Keswick, Kendall, and Windermere are among the larger towns, and Windermere, Coniston Water, Ullswater, Derwent Water, Grasmere, and Bassenthwaite Lake the larger lakes, with Windermere being the largest.

Yes you can see France from the South East coast of England on a clear day or night. From Dover along the coastline to Deal in Kent you can see the French coastline during the day and the lights on a clear night. you can also pick up French radio and mobile phone signals.