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The french equivalent name is "la Manche" - which means 'sleeve'. This refers to the fact that the channel is actually an 'arm' of the Atlantic Ocean.
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What is the area of sea dividing France from UK?
the area of sea separating France from the UK is the English channel, called in French "la Manche"
What sea is between the UK and France?
the English Chanel
England and France separated by a piece of sea called the English?
the body of water separating France from England is the English channel.
What large sea separating Europe and Africa?
Mediterranean Sea.
Is there water separating Paris and London?
Yes. Paris is in France and London is in the UK. They are separated by the English Channel, also known as "la manche" in French (literally, "the sleeve").
What is the name of the body of water between France and the UK?
The body of water between France and the UK is called the English Channel. It connects the Atlantic Ocean to the North Sea and is approximately 350 miles long.
Where is France in the UK?
France is NOT in the UK.- And even if they could be, they would probably consider it 'undignified')
What body of water lies between Asia Africa and Europe?
The body of water separating England from France is called the English channel. It connects the Atlantic ocean with the North Sea. In England it is known as the English Channel. In France it is known as La Manche.
What can distillation be used for?
separating salt from sea water.
Does the English Channel separates Ireland and Great Britain?
Not entirely. The English Channel is the body of water between the South of England and France. The body of water between Eastern England and Scotland is The North Sea. See the map on the link below.
Can I travel from the UK to France"?
Yes, you can travel from the UK to France.
What is the name of the river running in France and Belgium?
There isn't a river running on the border and separating separating France and Belgium, but there are several rivers flowing from France and into Belgium: Yser, Escaut (called Schelde in Belgium), and the Meuse river.
