On average across the year,
no, Belgium is not hotter than
France
.
Belgium has an average temperature of 11°C/52°F and France has an average temperature of 13°C/55°F.
Belgium's hottest month is July, with an average maximum temperature of 23°C/73°F, which is not hotter than France's hottest month (also July, with an average maximum temperature of 27°C/81°F).
On average across the year, yes, Belgium is colder than France . Belgium has an average minimum temperature of 8°C/46°F and France has an average minimum temperature of 9°C/48°F.
On average across the year,
no, Belgium has less rain than
France. Belgium has an average annual rainfall of 506mm and France has an average annual rainfall of 610mm.
Belgium's wettest month is June, with an average monthly rainfall of 56mm, which is drier than France's wettest month (October, with an average monthly rainfall of 65mm).
The midpoint of Belgium is approximately 313 miles (504km) of France.
No, Belgium is not further west than France.
Yes, Belgium is further east than France. The midpoint of Belgium is further east by approximately 95 miles (153km).
Yes, Belgium is further north than France. The midpoint of Belgium is further north by approximately 295 miles (475km).
No, Belgium is not further south than France.
No, Belgium is smaller than France.
Belgium has an area of 30,278 km2 (78,420 miles2) and France has an area of 640,427 km2 (1,658,706 miles2)
which means that Belgium is 610,149 km2 (1,580,286 miles2) smaller than France.
That makes Belgium 21 times smaller than France.
Yes, Belgium is smaller than France.
Belgium has an area of 30,278 km2 (78,420 miles2) and France has an area of 640,427 km2 (1,658,706 miles2)
which means that Belgium is 610,149 km2 (1,580,286 miles2) smaller than France.
That makes Belgium 21 times smaller than France.
The midpoint of France is approximately 313 miles (504km) south of Belgium.
Yes, France is further west than Belgium. The midpoint of France is further west by approximately 95 miles (153km).
No, France is not further east than Belgium.
No, France is not further north than Belgium.
Yes, France is further south than Belgium. The midpoint of France is further south by approximately 295 miles (475km).
Yes, France is bigger than Belgium.
France has an area of 640,427 km2 (1,658,706 miles2) and Belgium has an area of 30,278 km2 (78,420 miles2)
which means that France is 610,149 km2 (1,580,286 miles2) bigger than Belgium.
That makes France 21 times bigger than Belgium.
No, France is not smaller than Belgium.
France has an area of 640,427 km2 (1,658,706 miles2) and Belgium has an area of 30,278 km2 (78,420 miles2)
which means that France is 610,149 km2 (1,580,286 miles2) bigger than Belgium.
That makes France 21 times bigger than Belgium.
No, Belgium is not more populated than France.
Belgium has a population of 11,847,338 and France has a population of 68,305,148
which means that Belgium has 56,457,810 fewer people than France.
That makes Belgium 6 times less populated than France.
Yes, Belgium is less populated than France.
Belgium has a population of 11,847,338 and France has a population of 68,305,148
which means that Belgium has 56,457,810 fewer people than France.
That makes Belgium 6 times less populated than France.
Yes, France is more populated than Belgium.
France has a population of 68,305,148 and Belgium has a population of 11,847,338
which means that France has 56,457,810 more people than Belgium.
That makes France 6 times more populated than Belgium.
No, France is not less populated than Belgium.
France has a population of 68,305,148 and Belgium has a population of 11,847,338
which means that France has 56,457,810 more people than Belgium.
That makes France 6 times more populated than Belgium.