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What are the 4 channel islands?
Alderney, Jersey, Guernsey, Sark
What are the release dates for Island Secrets - 2013 Channel Islands 1-4?
Island Secrets - 2013 Channel Islands 1-4 was released on:USA: 6 June 2013Island Secrets - 2013 Channel Islands - 1.4 was released on:USA: 6 June 2013
What islands are in the channel islands?
There are eight inhabited Channel Islands. Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney, Sark, Herm, Jethou, Brecqhou and Lihou. There are also numerous uninhabited islands and rocks around the islands.
What is the abbreviation for the Channel Islands?
CI is the abbreviation for the Channel Islands.
What are the names of 4 main islands of japan?
The four main islands of Japan are: * Hokkaidō * Honshū * Kyūshū * Shikoku
What is the capital of ChANNEL Islands?
The official capital of the Channel Islands is St.Peter Port, which is the main town on Guernsey, the largest of the islands. Also to improve the answer the person's above answer: The Channel islands is a group of islands from the northwest coast of France. For administrative purposes the islands are divided into the bailiwick of Jersey and the bailiwick of Guernsey including Alderney, Herm, Jethou, Brechou, and other small islands. The capital for Jersey is: St. Helier The capital for Guernsey is: St. Peter Port The Channel islands are mostly known for the two islands: Jersey and Guernsey as you can see from the capitals.
What is the name of the group of islands off the coast of California?
These are known as the Channel Islands.
What is an example of a channel?
channel islands
How did channel islands get it's name?
Because they are a group of islands in the English Channel.
When was Safeway - Channel Islands - created?
Safeway - Channel Islands - was created in 2005.
What were the channel islands in World War 2?
The channel islands were occupied by Germany.
How many islands is Japan essentially made up from?
There are 4 large islands and 3, 000 small islands. Hokkaido, Honshu, Kyushu and Shikoku are the 4 main islands.
