What is an exclave?
Q: What is an exclave?
A: An exclave is a strip of land that belongs to an entity but is not connected to it by land and is surrounded by other political entities.
Q: Can islands be considered exclaves?
A: No, islands are not counted as exclaves.
Q: What is Kaliningrad Oblast?
A: Kaliningrad Oblast is a region around the Russian city Kaliningrad that belongs to the Russian Federation but is separated from the rest of that country by territory belonging to Lithuania and Poland.
Q: Is Kaliningrad Oblast an enclave?
A: No, Kaliningrad Oblast is not an enclave because it is surrounded not by one state but by two: Lithuania and Poland. It also borders the Baltic Sea.
Q: What is an enclave?
A: An enclave is a region or territory that is completely surrounded by one other country.
Q: Can an exclave also be an enclave?
A: Yes, although both meanings are close, an exclave might also be an enclave.
Q: What is Llivia?
A: Llivia is a Spanish exclave in France, which is an enclave.
