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On average, English men tend to be taller than both Scottish and Irish men. According to various studies, the average height of English men is slightly greater than that of their Scottish and Irish counterparts. However, height can vary significantly within each region due to factors like genetics, nutrition, and environment, so these averages may not represent every individual.
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Is scotand bigger than Ireland?
Taking the whole island of Ireland into account then no, Scotland is not bigger than Ireland.
Which has the largest area England wales Scotland or northern Ireland?
Scotland is bigger than Ireland,but not much.
Is the british isles bigger than the UK?
the British isles is the UK. Scotland England wales and northern Ireland.
Is Scotland bigger than England?
Yes, and the population is 10 times bigger. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Yes, If you take population and area but if you take tourist inflow and culture then Scotland is far ahead. -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- England is 1.66 times the area of Scotland.
Is Wales bigger than Scotland?
No, Scotland is bigger.
Which is bigger Ireland or the Netherlands?
Ireland is a lot bigger.
Is Scotland smaller or larger than the Republic of Ireland?
Scotland is bigger than the Republic of Ireland both in population and land area. Scotland population 5.3 million. Land area 30,000 sq. miles. R of I population 4.5 million. Land area 27000 sq. miles.
What is bigger Ireland or Africa?
Africa is bigger than Ireland.
Which country of the UK has the greatest number of seats in the british parliament?
England, because it is bigger and more populous than Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland.
Is Ireland bigger than Jamacia?
Yes, Ireland is much bigger. It is about 7.68 times bigger.
Which is bigger Disneyland or northern Ireland?
Northern Ireland is much bigger.
Is kingdom bigger than country?
Usually yes. Take the United Kingdom for example - the UK encompasses the countries of England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland.
