What separates britain from the isle of wight?
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The stretch of water between the two is called The Solent.
quite a lot of water
lots of water lol
the english channel
uhhhhhh.water
The Solent.
About fifty years
Water,but once the isle of wight was a part of mainland britain until the water wethred that part of the land to seperate the mainland from the isle.
Are you serious?!! water you idiot
Common sense
Much of the land now making up the Isle of Wight was deposited during the late Cretaceous, at times part of a large river valley complex which consisted of much of the current southern coast of England. The swamps and ponds of the region at that time made the island excellent for the preservation of fossils, which means that it is now one of the richest locations for finding dinosaurs in Europe .
The Isle of Wight became an island sometime after the end of the last Ice Age. This was possibly because recovery from the last ice age has caused areas that were under the ice to rebound, but neighboring regions to subside. The Isle of Wight was from an ice-free region, so in that area local relative sea level rose, flooding the Solent and separating the island from the mainland.
The island was part of the Celtic British Isles and, known to the Romans as Vectis, was captured by Vespasian in the Roman invasion. After the Roman era, the Isle of Wight was settled by the Jutes, a Germanic tribe, in the early stages of the Anglo-Saxon invasions. The latter's corruption of Vectis into Wiht (the Latin v was pronounced [w]) is the root of the island's name.
The Solent ( load's of water)
The Solent
nothing its attached
Southampton Water or The Solent.
Quite a lot of this strange wet blue stuff called Water, Its called The Solent
So get a boat to get from one to the other
water
The Solent
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