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Test your knowledge with our Europe Country Borders Quiz. Can you name all the country pairs that border each other?

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Name all of the European country borders (i.e. country pairs that border each other). Enter answers using the countries in either order, i.e. ‘France-Russia’ and ‘Russia-France’ if those two bordered. Total distance of border shown. Borders include dependent territories of European countries that may themselves not lie within Europe.

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Jakov1

2 years ago

‘Czech’ should either be ‘Czechia’ or ‘Czech Republic’, it’s never referred to as simply ‘Czech’, that’s the demononym for the people of Czechia.

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darin

2 years ago

Reply to Jakov1

It’s simply a shorter way to answer the country name of “Czech Republic”. I know it’s not actually the name of the country.

zych

2 years ago

Reply to darin

add czechia

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darin

2 years ago

i’ve doubled the time on this one – i listened to your complaints 🙂