On average across the year,
no, Bermuda is not hotter than
Madagascar
.
Bermuda has an average temperature of 22°C/72°F and Madagascar has an average temperature of 24°C/75°F.
Bermuda's hottest month is July, with an average maximum temperature of 30°C/86°F, which is not hotter than Madagascar's hottest month (January, with an average maximum temperature of 31°C/88°F).
On average across the year, yes, Bermuda is colder than Madagascar . Bermuda has an average minimum temperature of 20°C/68°F and Madagascar has an average minimum temperature of 19°C/66°F.
On average across the year,
yes, Bermuda has more rain than
Madagascar. Bermuda has an average annual rainfall of 1031mm and Madagascar has an average annual rainfall of 809mm.
Bermuda's wettest month is August, with an average monthly rainfall of 135mm, which is drier than Madagascar's wettest month (January, with an average monthly rainfall of 174mm).
The midpoint of Bermuda is approximately 8,141 miles (13,102km) north west of Madagascar.
Yes, Bermuda is further west than Madagascar. The midpoint of Bermuda is further west by approximately 4,109 miles (6,613km).
No, Bermuda is not further east than Madagascar.
Yes, Bermuda is further north than Madagascar. The midpoint of Bermuda is further north by approximately 3,529 miles (5,679km).
No, Bermuda is not further south than Madagascar.
No, Bermuda is smaller than Madagascar.
Bermuda has an area of 54 km2 (140 miles2) and Madagascar has an area of 581,540 km2 (1,506,189 miles2)
which means that Bermuda is 581,486 km2 (1,506,049 miles2) smaller than Madagascar.
That makes Bermuda 10,769 times smaller than Madagascar.
Yes, Bermuda is smaller than Madagascar.
Bermuda has an area of 54 km2 (140 miles2) and Madagascar has an area of 581,540 km2 (1,506,189 miles2)
which means that Bermuda is 581,486 km2 (1,506,049 miles2) smaller than Madagascar.
That makes Bermuda 10,769 times smaller than Madagascar.
The midpoint of Madagascar is approximately 8,141 miles (13,102km) south east of Bermuda.
No, Madagascar is not further west than Bermuda.
Yes, Madagascar is further east than Bermuda. The midpoint of Madagascar is further east by approximately 4,109 miles (6,613km).
No, Madagascar is not further north than Bermuda.
Yes, Madagascar is further south than Bermuda. The midpoint of Madagascar is further south by approximately 3,529 miles (5,679km).
Yes, Madagascar is bigger than Bermuda.
Madagascar has an area of 581,540 km2 (1,506,189 miles2) and Bermuda has an area of 54 km2 (140 miles2)
which means that Madagascar is 581,486 km2 (1,506,049 miles2) bigger than Bermuda.
That makes Madagascar 10,769 times bigger than Bermuda.
No, Madagascar is not smaller than Bermuda.
Madagascar has an area of 581,540 km2 (1,506,189 miles2) and Bermuda has an area of 54 km2 (140 miles2)
which means that Madagascar is 581,486 km2 (1,506,049 miles2) bigger than Bermuda.
That makes Madagascar 10,769 times bigger than Bermuda.
No, Bermuda is not more populated than Madagascar.
Bermuda has a population of 72,337 and Madagascar has a population of 28,172,462
which means that Bermuda has 28,100,125 fewer people than Madagascar.
That makes Bermuda 390 times less populated than Madagascar.
Yes, Bermuda is less populated than Madagascar.
Bermuda has a population of 72,337 and Madagascar has a population of 28,172,462
which means that Bermuda has 28,100,125 fewer people than Madagascar.
That makes Bermuda 390 times less populated than Madagascar.
Yes, Madagascar is more populated than Bermuda.
Madagascar has a population of 28,172,462 and Bermuda has a population of 72,337
which means that Madagascar has 28,100,125 more people than Bermuda.
That makes Madagascar 390 times more populated than Bermuda.
No, Madagascar is not less populated than Bermuda.
Madagascar has a population of 28,172,462 and Bermuda has a population of 72,337
which means that Madagascar has 28,100,125 more people than Bermuda.
That makes Madagascar 390 times more populated than Bermuda.