Can you name the facts about noncontiguous lands of the United States, United Kingdom, and France?

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  • Source: US State Department
  • Each of these countries has states, departments, or a constituent country separated from the main landmass; this quiz does not include territories that are not integral parts of the nations
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UK
Name of the main contiguous part of the country 
National Capital 
Noncontiguous constituent country 
Constituent country capital 
Year it became a constituent country 
Country bordering constituent country 
USA
National Capital 
Noncontiguous state 
State capital 
Year it became a state 
Noncontiguous state 
State capital 
Year it became a state 
Country bordering state 
France (Column 1)
Name of the main contiguous part of the country 
National Capital 
Overseas department 
Department capital 
Year it became a department 
Overseas department 
Department capital 
Year it became a department 
France (Column 2)
Overseas department 
Department capital 
Year it became a department 
Overseas department 
Department capital 
Year it became a department 
Country bordering department 
Country bordering department 
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Noncontiguous Land of the US UK & France Quiz

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  • Created Dec 6, 2010 in Geography
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