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How many islands make up Costa Rica?
33 islands. Not including the mainland.
What do you understand by Indian mainland?
Kanyakumari to Kashmir, including union territories, make up the Indian Mainland. It covers 3.4 million sq. km of land.
What states make up mainland Australia?
Only five states and two territories make up mainland Australia: * Western Australia * South Australia * New South Wales * Victoria * Queensland * Northern Territory * Australian Capital Territory. Tasmania is the sixth state, but it is not on the mainland. It is the island state that lies across Bass Strait.
What is the population of mainland Greece?
As of the latest estimates in 2023, the population of mainland Greece is approximately 10.4 million people. This figure includes the population of the mainland as well as the larger islands, but excludes smaller islands and territories. The population density is higher in urban areas, particularly in Athens, which is the capital and largest city. For the most accurate and up-to-date statistics, it's advisable to consult official sources such as the Hellenic Statistical Authority.
Is Okinawa made up of many islands or is it just one mainland?
Many islands off the coast of japan
What kind of land makes up the mainland west of Roanoke islands?
A strait
WHich country is made up of four main islands which are east of the mainland of Asia?
japan
What countries make up norden?
Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden and their associated territories, the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Ã…land.
Is Australia just one country?
Yes. The Commonwealth of Australia is just one country, made up of six states, two mainland territories and seven offshore territories.
How many islands make up Minrontises?
600 islands make up Minrontises
What islands make up the Winward islands?
The Islands that make up the Windward Island are Grenada,St.Lucia,St.vincent and Dominica.
What is the names of mainland?
The term "mainland" typically refers to the principal landmass of a region, often distinguishing it from islands. For example, in the context of the United States, the "mainland" usually refers to the contiguous states, excluding Alaska and Hawaii. In other contexts, such as in reference to China, it refers to the part of the country that is not made up of its islands. Specific names can vary depending on the geographical context in which "mainland" is used.
