What country has an E?
What country has an E?
Egypt. The Arab Republic of Egypt is an African country with Cairo as its capital. It has a population of around 94 million.
What continent starts with E?
Europe starts with “E”!
What countries begin with E in Europe?
List of European countries
| Name of region and territory, with flag | Area (km²) | Capital |
|---|---|---|
| Estonia | 45,226 | Tallinn |
| Finland | 336,593 | Helsinki |
| France | 547,030 | Paris |
| Germany | 357,021 | Berlin |
What country ends in E?
Can you name the countries ending with ‘e’?
| Country | % Correct |
|---|---|
| France | 78.4% |
| Chile | 77.8% |
| Greece | 66.9% |
| Belize | 65.1% |
Are there 4 continents?
4 Continents Under this model, the four continents of the world are: Afro-Eurasia (or Eurafrasia), America, and Australia (not Oceania, which combines Australia with smaller countries in the Pacific Ocean which are separated by water), and Antarctica.
What countries end with R?
Here are the list of Countries that end with letter ‘R’.
- East Timor.
- Ecuador.
- El Salvador.
- Madagascar.
- Myanmar.
- Niger.
- Qatar.
Which countries end in land?
If you have spent any time looking at a map of the world, you probably realize that quite a few countries end in the word “land.” They include Finland, Iceland, Ireland, the Netherlands, Poland, Switzerland, Thailand, New Zealand, England, Scotland, Somaliland, and Puntland.
What are some countries that start with E?
Estonia. Estonia is a republic in northern Europe on the Baltic Sea and the Gulf of Finland.
What country starts with E?
The follow are countries starting with E: Egypt. Ecuador. Equatorial Guinea. East Timor. El Salvador. Eritrea. Estonia.
What European countries are not in the E U?
Switzerland (Technically also not in the EEA,but is for most practical purposes,and is in Schengen)
Which European countries are EEC?
The first agreement establishing the European Economic Community was signed in 1957 by six countries: Belgium, Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. Denmark, Ireland, and the United Kingdom joined in 1973, Greece in 1981, Spain and Portugal in 1986.
