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Where in britain would you find giants causeway?
You would not find the Giant's Causeway anywhere in Great Britain.It is located in Northern Ireland in County Antrim. Northern Ireland is part of the United Kingdom (UK) but it is not part of Great Britain (which is England, Wales & Scotland only).
Which county in great Britain has 2 coasts?
As Britain is an island there is only one coast which goes all the way round.
Which country in great Britain is the only one to have two coasts?
With the exception of Wales, all the countries making up the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland have two coastlines. England, Scotland and Northern Ireland all have eastern and western coastlines, England also has a southern coastline and Scotland also has a northern coastline. Wales has a western coastline.
Are all county sheriff's departments full-service police agencies?
No. Some county sheriff's offices only staff jails and provide services to the courts. This is the case in counties that have a separate county police department, or in counties where the city limits coincides with the county limits, such as in San Francisco.
What royal family of great Britain has long had a summer residnce balmoral castle in the Highland region of this county?
You have answered your own question. Britain only has one Royal Family and Balmoral Castle is their summer residence.
How many counties in Ireland begin with S?
Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.Sligo is the only Irish county beginning with S.
What crop is grown only along the coastlines of South Carolina and Georgia?
rice
How far is county galway from galway?
The city of Galway is in Galway, so the answer would be 0 miles. If you want to think of them as being separate, then once you get out of the city you are in the county, and the edge of the city is only about 2 miles from the city centre.
Is Tipperary the biggest county in Ireland?
No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.No. County Cork is the biggest county in Ireland. Tipperary is the largest inland county, but only the 6th largest county overall.
The only European country with coastlines on the Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea and the North Sea is?
ITS FRANCE
What is the only European country with coastlines on the Atlantic Ocean Mediterranean Sea and the North Sea?
France
How does the Germanic language relate to Pre Roman Britain?
English was a separate branch of Germanic (distinct from West Germanic languages) and has been the language of parts of England for at least 2,000 years. The vast majority of Pre-roman place names in Britain are Germanic.So, there were no West Germanic languages present (spoken) in Pre-Roman Britain. Only in Post-Roman Britain.
