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Channel Islands
The Channel Islands are a British Dependency off of the coast of Normandy. There is evidence that the islands have been populated by humans for over 25,000 years.
178 Questions
What was named after an island in the English Channel?
There are many potential answers to that question. There is an island called Jersey in the Channel Islands, so you are probably thinking of New Jersey. It could also be the Jersey Cow.
When did Germany occupy France and the channel islands in the world war 2?
From June 1940 to 1945. The french last city to be liberated was Dunkerque in May 1945.
The German garnison in the Anglo-normand islands (Jersey, Aurigny and Guernesey) surrender occurred in february 1945.
Those three islands were the only british lands Germany suceeded in invading.
Hitler directly decide to deport islanders in Germany in response of the decision of UK to arrest Germans in Iran. (20 islanders for 1 German). A concentration camp was even built in Aurigny.
Are there owls in the channel islands jersey?
Yes there are owls. Barns owl can be spotted quite frequently
Where are the channel islands located near?
The Channel Islands (Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark & Herm) are located in the English Channel on the North coast of France and about 100 miles from the south of Englan.
Where did the channel island get its name?
The channel islands got its name in the santa barbra channel
What happened to the Jews from the Channel Islands?
they were sent to consentration camps. but there were only a few living there.
Where is the natural gas in Darwin at the channel island power plant come from?
Gas comes from the Joseph Bonaparte gas field off Wadeye (Port Keats).
Who is the president of guernsey?
There isn't one. The states ( or Bailiwick) of Guernsey is a British Crown Dependency. It has its own parliament called The States of Deliberation. The Presiding Officer is Geoffrey Robert ROWLAND
Do maps of the British Isles show Channel Islands?
The official status of the Channel Islands is that of a British Crown Dependency, and as such, they are not officially considered a part of the UK. Nevertheless, they may still appear on maps of Britain, especially those centered upon the South Coast, which may also display an area of France.
What named after an island in the English channel?
There are many potential answers to that question. There is an island called Jersey in the Channel Islands, so you are probably thinking of New Jersey. It could also be the Jersey Cow.
How far is channel islands from Ohio in miles?
The UK Channel Islands are approximately 3,975 miles from Ohio
What is the largest island in the channel islands?
The island of Jersey itself is the largest Channel Island. Although there is another large island commonly referred to as part of the Channel Islands, it actually is not a part of it.
What is the capital of Guernsey?
The capital of Guernsey is St Peter Port which is on the east side of the island, facing the island of Herm.
No. St Heiler is a British Crown Dependency in the Channel Islands.
What is the coldest temperature recorded for Jersey Channel Island?
the coldest temperature in Jersey ever was ...
VERY VERY COLD LOL
What are two factors which account for the abundant marine life found at the channel islands?
shelter and the type of food
What 5 islands make up the channel islands?
Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark and Herm (In order of size)
