hans island is split between denmark and canada period it doesnt matter if you dont recognize greenland as danish clay that still means canada borders greenland
The Hans Island dispute has been solved. Canada should be removed, and Denmark too possibly. When this quiz is next updated, this should be changed or a caveat added. I have not done enough research to be able to say whether or not the change has taken place yet or not.
Canada and Denmark are wrong because Canada share an island with Greenland and Greenland is part of Denmark and both of the countries borders one other country so no canada or denmark
If we are getting technical, I believe we should add Moldova. Moldova borders both Ukraine and Romania. However, the border with Romania follows a river over its full length. Therefore, Moldova and Romania only border through bridges, which is excluded by the quiz description.
Maybe we should change ‘border by bridges’ in the description into ‘border by sea bridges’?
Actually, if we are even more technical, there is one point were you can cross the border without crossing the Prut near the town of Zagarancea. The border follows a meander not connected to the river anymore and is therefore on land.
You're going to have to explain how the UK borders the Netherlands and France. Spain doesn't count for this quiz because Gibraltar is an overseas territory. But please, tell me more about this border with the Netherlands.
Uruguay actually has no land border with Argentina. A long, twisty inlet/river/whatever body of water separates all land between the two countries, so Uruguay actually only has one border: Brazil.
Great quiz! I only have a few complaints, Canada borders Denmark Through an island called Hans Island in Greenland, also, the United Kingdom borders more than one country. It borders Spain and Because of Gibraltar, and it also borders Cyprus because of its exclaves in the island. Other than those two things, this is an excellent quiz!
Dose Cyprus count? it borders a UK overseas territory. The quiz specifically says "not counting borders from over seas territories-such as HANS ISLAND," but that's saying the countries overseas borders don't count as actual borders. it says nothing about a country bordering an overseas territory
Yes, it does. Some people say it is an Overseas territory, but it isn't. For Canada it is part of the territory of Nunavut, so Canada should be removed. I don't know about Denmark though.
Guys, I've just made a brand new discovery! It's this little island located between Canada and Greenland called "Hans Island". According to some obscure, ancient documents from 2022 I've unearthed, Canada and Greenland actually share a border with each other along this island! I can't believe I'm the first person to discover this!!
Anyways I don't think this border should be added to the quiz. I did some more digging and apparently Greenland is an overseas territory of this weird European country called "Denmark", and looking closely at the description of the quiz reveals that overseas territories aren't considered for this quiz. Probably best to not include the Hans Island border, especially since it's so obscure and I'm the only person who knows about it.
I was digging through some British government archives and found an obscure document referencing a territory called "Gibraltar," which apparently borders Spain. Therefore the United Kingdom needs to be taken off the list.
I doubt anyone else has heard of it, so I'm rushing to write this without reading the caveats or any prior comments. Ain't I right?
UK shouldn't be included. Gibraltar borders Spain. Akrotiri borders Cyprus, and Dhekelia does too, (Dhekelia also borders Northern Cyprus, but it's an unrecognized territory).
I wonder how many of those banging on about Han Island can find it on the map.
Why get so vocal about a rock? Why not simply accept that it doesn't count here? There must be more important things to get het up about. How about my ending the previous sentence with 2 prepositions?
Even as the bombs are raining down on our heads, there will be people bleating 'But what about Gibraltar?'.
Does anyone actually understand what a overseas territory is
easier to remember the one border countries anyway :)
Like one tiny island that is half Canada, half Greenland.
Dunno if this should really count tho.
Maybe we should change ‘border by bridges’ in the description into ‘border by sea bridges’?
And Russia
also, canada has 2 borders, with the usa and denmark OR greenland. look up "hans island".
if you are counting greenland as a part or denmark, denmark also has 2 borders, germany and canada.
Anyways I don't think this border should be added to the quiz. I did some more digging and apparently Greenland is an overseas territory of this weird European country called "Denmark", and looking closely at the description of the quiz reveals that overseas territories aren't considered for this quiz. Probably best to not include the Hans Island border, especially since it's so obscure and I'm the only person who knows about it.
I doubt anyone else has heard of it, so I'm rushing to write this without reading the caveats or any prior comments. Ain't I right?
Why get so vocal about a rock? Why not simply accept that it doesn't count here? There must be more important things to get het up about. How about my ending the previous sentence with 2 prepositions?
Even as the bombs are raining down on our heads, there will be people bleating 'But what about Gibraltar?'.