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What is the biggest city in the world with suburbs?
japan is the biggest city in the world that has too many suburbs
Which is is the biggest country in area in a world?
Russia is the biggest country in the world by land area.
What is the biggest industry in the world?
The biggest industry in the world is the food industry, which encompasses agriculture, food production, distribution, and retail. It is essential for meeting the basic needs of the global population.
What is the biggest fandom in the world?
Cassiopeias
Who is the biggest boyband in the world?
One Direction
What is the biggest prison in Europe?
mcdonalds
What is the biggest house in Venezuela?
THE PRISON
Which is the biggest prison of the world?
The United States Penitentiary Administrative Maximum Facility (ADX) in Florence, Colorado is often considered the highest-security prison in the United States and one of the most secure in the world. It is known as the "Supermax" or "Alcatraz of the Rockies." It houses some of the most dangerous and high-profile criminals.
What was Nelson Mandela biggest impact?
He was in prison for 27 years and forgive the people who puts him. I think forgiveness is his biggest impact.
Where is the world's biggest rubber band ball?
Strangeways prison UK Its made by inmates who love having there asses invaded by other inmates blood sausages daily.
What is the biggest butterfies in the world?
what are the biggest butterflies in the world
Is Greenland a biggest country in the world?
No, but it is the biggest island in the world.
What is the biggest contenint in the world?
Asia is the biggest continent in the world.
What are the biggest provinces in the world?
what is the biggest province in the world
What is the biggest thing of world?
well this is very hard but the biggest thing in the world is the world!
Biggest secret of the world?
where can i find the book the biggest secrets of the world at ?
Which is the biggest community of world?
The biggest community in the world is the online community.
