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What is referred to as the British Isles consists of the the two large islands of Britain and Ireland and the many surrounding islands. They are situated off the northwest coast of mainland Europe, and stand out as a noticeable group. They are not a region as such, as there are separate and individual countries within them. The British Isles is just purely a geographic term, used because Britain is the largest of the close group of islands. See the map below:
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What makes us British?
Because we live on the British Isles !
What makes the british isles a facinating place?
Probably the diverse cultures of Scotland, Wales, Ireland and England.
What series of of islands off the northern coast of France makes up the united kingdom and Ireland?
The British Isles.
When the landmasses of the British Isles and Scandinavia are fitted together mountain chains and rock types .?
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How does the gulf stream affect the British Isles?
The Gulf Stream makes winter in the British Isles at least 5 degrees warmer. The Gulf Stream is one of the strongest ocean currents in the world. It is driven by surface wind patterns and differences in water density.
What countries makes the British isle?
Geographically, the British Isles are the two main islands of Great Britain and Ireland and all of their off-shore islands, Politically, the British Isles are comprised of The United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland (England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland) and the Republic of Ireland.
What makes Pakistan distinct from other countries in the region?
Most croupt leaders and most innocent public
Where in the british isles is nearest to America?
The nearest point in the British Isles to America is the west coast of Ireland, specifically the area around County Donegal. From there, the distance to the eastern coast of the United States, particularly to places like Newfoundland in Canada, is about 2,000 miles. This proximity makes it one of the closest land points in Europe to North America.
Which areas makes up the British isles?
The British Isles comprises some 1,000 islands in total. The largest of these are:- Great Britain (comprising England, Scotland & Wales), Ireland (Comprising Northern Ireland and Eire), the Isle of Mann, the Channel Islands(Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney & Sark) and many smaller islands (including the Scilly Isles) surrounding the main land masses.
What is the top speed of the Class 395 Javelin?
The top speed of the British Rail Class 395Javelin is limited to 125mph, but with the limiter off they can hit 135-140mph. This makes them the second fastest train in the British Isles, after the Class 390 Pendolino.
How might the british isles be affected by their location?
The British Isles' location affects its climate, leading to a generally mild and wet weather pattern, influenced by the Atlantic Ocean and prevailing winds. This maritime climate supports diverse ecosystems and agriculture but also makes the region prone to storms and flooding. Additionally, the strategic position between Europe and North America has historically facilitated trade, cultural exchange, and military conflicts. Furthermore, proximity to continental Europe has shaped political dynamics, including issues related to immigration and trade agreements.
What is an area with at least one feature that makes it different from one another?
A region is an area with distinct characteristics that set it apart from other areas. These characteristics can include physical geography, climate, culture, language, or economic activities, making each region unique.
