Yes to all four!Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
Excluding the one instance that I provided, there are two more in Europe (one is a bit tricky).
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Yes to all four!Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
Excluding the one instance that I provided, there are two more in Europe (one is a bit tricky).
O.k, I'll give that to you D-Type.Quote:
Originally Posted by D-Type
The remaining instances in Africa are:
Burundi, Rwanda, Tanzania, Democratic Republic of the Congo
Rwanda, Uganda, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Tanzania
According to my source there are three remaining: One more in Asia (not far from gadjo's previous response), and two in Europe.
Poland, Ukraine, Belarus, Russia
Yep. Two more in Europe (sorry I missed one in my previous post). One more in Asia too.
Serbia, Montenegro, Croatia, Bosnia
Yep. One more in Europe that is a bit sneaky, as one of the borders is actually not in Europe :crazy: :uhoh: .Quote:
Originally Posted by gadjo_dilo
O.k., looks like this Q has stalled, so here are the remaining answers:
Asia: Iran, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Turkey
Europe: Netherlands, Belgium, France, Germany.
According to Wikipedia “…The only land boundary between the Kingdom of the Netherlands and France is on the Caribbean island of Saint Martin, where the Dutch constituent country of Saint Maarten meets the French Overseas Collectivity of Saint Martin.” :uhoh:
Source:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o...er_one_another
Suggest either gadjo or D-Type have the next go.
Ah well, on the same theme, which country has the most countries bordering it, each of which also borders two countries that border the first one.
Hang on, I'm trying to draw a mental picture :p:
Should be either in Central Africa or central/eastern Europe?
I'm guessing Chad or Congo!