Comparing Brunei with the Solomon Islands

Compare Climate information for Brunei and the Solomon Islands

Is Brunei warmer or hotter than the Solomon Islands?

On average across the year, Brunei is approximately as hot as the Solomon Islands . Brunei has an average temperature of 28°C/82°F and the Solomon Islands has an average temperature of 28°C/82°F.

Brunei's hottest month is April, with an average maximum temperature of 33°C/91°F, which is hotter than the Solomon Islands's hottest month (January, with an average maximum temperature of 32°C/90°F).

Average Monthly Maximum Temperatures
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Is Brunei colder or cooler than the Solomon Islands?

On average across the year, Brunei is approximately as cold as the Solomon Islands . Brunei has an average minimum temperature of 24°C/75°F and the Solomon Islands has an average minimum temperature of 24°C/75°F.



Brunei's coldest month is January, with an average minimum temperature of 24°C/75°F, which is not colder than the Solomon Islands's coldest month (July, with an average minimum temperature of 23°C/73°F).

Average Monthly Minimum Temperatures
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Does Brunei have more rain than the Solomon Islands?

On average across the year, yes, Brunei has more rain than the Solomon Islands. Brunei has an average annual rainfall of 1972mm and the Solomon Islands has an average annual rainfall of 1235mm.

Brunei's wettest month is November, with an average monthly rainfall of 236mm, which is wetter than the Solomon Islands's wettest month (February, with an average monthly rainfall of 184mm).

Average Monthly Rainfall
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Compare location information for Brunei and the Solomon Islands

How far is Brunei from the Solomon Islands?

The midpoint of Brunei is approximately 3,277 miles (5,274km) west of the Solomon Islands.

Is Brunei further west than the Solomon Islands?

Yes, Brunei is further west than the Solomon Islands. The midpoint of Brunei is further west by approximately 3,078 miles (4,954km).

Is Brunei further east than the Solomon Islands?

No, Brunei is not further east than the Solomon Islands.

Is Brunei further north than the Solomon Islands?

Yes, Brunei is further north than the Solomon Islands. The midpoint of Brunei is further north by approximately 980 miles (1,577km).

Is Brunei further south than the Solomon Islands?

No, Brunei is not further south than the Solomon Islands.

Is Brunei bigger than the Solomon Islands?

No, Brunei is smaller than Solomon Islands. Brunei has an area of 5,265 km2 (13,636 miles2) and Solomon Islands has an area of 27,986 km2 (72,484 miles2) which means that Brunei is 22,721 km2 (58,847 miles2) smaller than Solomon Islands.
That makes Brunei 5 times smaller than Solomon Islands.

Is Brunei smaller than the Solomon Islands?

Yes, Brunei is smaller than Solomon Islands. Brunei has an area of 5,265 km2 (13,636 miles2) and Solomon Islands has an area of 27,986 km2 (72,484 miles2) which means that Brunei is 22,721 km2 (58,847 miles2) smaller than Solomon Islands.
That makes Brunei 5 times smaller than Solomon Islands.

How far is the Solomon Islands from Brunei?

The midpoint of the Solomon Islands is approximately 3,277 miles (5,274km) east of Brunei.

Is the Solomon Islands further west than Brunei?

No, the Solomon Islands is not further west than Brunei.

Is the Solomon Islands further east than Brunei?

Yes, the Solomon Islands is further east than Brunei. The midpoint of the Solomon Islands is further east by approximately 3,078 miles (4,954km).

Is the Solomon Islands further north than Brunei?

No, the Solomon Islands is not further north than Brunei.

Is the Solomon Islands further south than Brunei?

Yes, the Solomon Islands is further south than Brunei. The midpoint of the Solomon Islands is further south by approximately 980 miles (1,577km).

Is the Solomon Islands bigger than Brunei?

Yes, Solomon Islands is bigger than Brunei. Solomon Islands has an area of 27,986 km2 (72,484 miles2) and Brunei has an area of 5,265 km2 (13,636 miles2) which means that Solomon Islands is 22,721 km2 (58,847 miles2) bigger than Brunei.
That makes Solomon Islands 5 times bigger than Brunei.

Is the Solomon Islands smaller than Brunei?

No, Solomon Islands is not smaller than Brunei. Solomon Islands has an area of 27,986 km2 (72,484 miles2) and Brunei has an area of 5,265 km2 (13,636 miles2) which means that Solomon Islands is 22,721 km2 (58,847 miles2) bigger than Brunei.
That makes Solomon Islands 5 times bigger than Brunei.

Compare population information for Brunei and the Solomon Islands

Is Brunei more populated than the Solomon Islands?

No, Brunei is not more populated than Solomon Islands. Brunei has a population of 478,054 and Solomon Islands has a population of 702,694 which means that Brunei has 224,640 fewer people than Solomon Islands.
That makes Brunei 2 times less populated than Solomon Islands.

Is Brunei less populated than the Solomon Islands?

Yes, Brunei is less populated than Solomon Islands. Brunei has a population of 478,054 and Solomon Islands has a population of 702,694 which means that Brunei has 224,640 fewer people than Solomon Islands.
That makes Brunei 2 times less populated than Solomon Islands.

Is the Solomon Islands more populated than Brunei?

Yes, Solomon Islands is more populated than Brunei. Solomon Islands has a population of 702,694 and Brunei has a population of 478,054 which means that Solomon Islands has 224,640 more people than Brunei.
That makes Solomon Islands 2 times more populated than Brunei.

Is the Solomon Islands less populated than Brunei?

No, Solomon Islands is not less populated than Brunei. Solomon Islands has a population of 702,694 and Brunei has a population of 478,054 which means that Solomon Islands has 224,640 more people than Brunei.
That makes Solomon Islands 2 times more populated than Brunei.

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