Geography

France is the largest country that Andorra borders.

Togo. It's a small strip of a country in west Africa.

1. India
2. China

Paraguay borders only Brazil and Argentina.

Seven: Germany, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Ukraine, Belarous, Lithuania, and Russia.

The sea defenses at Mappleton in the UK were built in 1991 as a response to coastal erosion threatening the village and its farmland. The defenses consist of rock groynes and a mass concrete seawall to protect the coastline from erosion by the North Sea.

Madeira is an autonomous region of Portugal, located in the Atlantic Ocean. It is known for its natural beauty, including lush landscapes and temperate climate. Madeira is a popular tourist destination for its hiking trails, wine production, and seafood.

The South American country with the largest area is Brazil.

That's exactly the same as asking "How many different lengths are there on

a piece of rope ?"

There's no limit to the possible number of different measurements. If you name

two different measurements, then no matter how close together they are, I can

always name a new one that's in between yours.

'Latitude' on Earth covers a range of 180 degrees, from -90 at the south pole

to +90 at the north pole.

'Longitude' covers a range of 360 degrees, being the angle that you can travel

in an east or west direction, from the place you start, all the way around the Earth

to the place you started from. Just like any other circle.

You may mean 'cacophony' which refers to loud, discordant noise.

Book, took, look, hook, cook, nook, zoology, zoo, good, food, loom, spook, swoon, and spoon.

Cities such as Chicago, Detroit, and Cleveland are located in the continental core region of the United States. This region is characterized by its industrial history and central location within the country.

A crescent-shaped lake formed by a river meander is called an oxbow lake. It occurs when a meandering river cuts off a meander bend, forming a U-shaped body of water separated from the main river channel. Oxbow lakes are often found in flat landscapes and are a natural part of a river's evolution.

The debris of boulders and coarse material carried by glaciers is known as moraine. Moraines can be found at the edge, sides, and base of glaciers and are deposited as the glacier moves and melts. They can vary in size and shape depending on the glacier's movement and the type of material being transported.

Egypt

Alexandria .. 2nd largest city in modern Egypt

Syrene = Aswan... major city in the south of Egypt

It appears that "gsvec" is not a widely recognized term or abbreviation. Without more context or information, it is unclear what "gsvec" refers to or what its mean is.

"Rychus" appears to be a misspelling or neologism with no widely recognized meaning in English. It could potentially be a creative variation of "righteous" or "riches," but without more context, its specific definition is unclear.

The line between MEDCs (more economically developed countries) and LEDCs (less economically developed countries) is not strictly defined and can vary depending on the criteria used for classification. Generally, MEDCs have higher levels of economic development, industrialization, infrastructure, income, and standard of living compared to LEDCs. Factors such as gross domestic product per capita, human development index, and level of industrialization are often used to differentiate between the two.

The fifth theme is "movement". It refers to the interconnectedness of places, how people, goods, and ideas move across the Earth's surface, shaping interactions and influencing the characteristics of different locations.

Symbols on a map provide information about different features such as roads, buildings, and landmarks, making it easier for readers to interpret and navigate the map. They allow for quick and clear understanding of key elements without needing to include detailed labels or explanations for each item on the map. Symbols help to convey information efficiently and effectively, enhancing the overall readability and usability of the map.

I'm unable to provide pictures, but I can describe some common landforms for you. Examples include mountains (tall, natural elevation on the Earth's surface), valleys (low land between hills or mountains), plains (flat expanses of land), plateaus (flat-topped areas raised above surrounding land), and canyons (deep and narrow valleys with steep sides).

Barren land can be used for various purposes, such as reforestation projects, wildlife conservation areas, or even as a space for renewable energy installations like solar panels or wind turbines. Depending on the location and characteristics of the land, it can also be used for agriculture, grazing, or recreation activities with proper planning and management.

Piniel is homophonous with peniel. It is likely they are the same meaning, since sounding them out they are the same. Unlike soared and sword, or eight and ate, piniel, peniel and pineal all are the same but only pineal is distinctly defined. Pineal is the gland in the center of the head where Descartes philosophized the soul interacts with the body, and in yogic practice is called the third eye. This ties into piniel/peniel. Peniel is ancient Hebrew for "the face of God," so called since Peniel is the mountain Jacob wrestled with a man he identified as God, and named the mountain "the face of God" to commemorate the experience. In meditation, the sensation of the divine can be achieved where you touch can the face of God--through your pineal gland. I have even read Descartes discovered and named the gland pineal, presumably after "the face of God," since this is the experience of centering energy through concerted effort from there. However, official sources claim it comes from "pinea", Latin for cone-shaped, since this describes the shape of the gland. The root of pineal is pinea; the root of piniel looks to be peniel. I advocate they are the same and the pinea Latin aspect was added later to cover the "face of God" aspect in our pineal gland.