Which country is Channel Islands in?

Question

I know St Peter Port is a town in Guernsey. And Guernsey is one of the islands of Channel Islands. But what country should I say Channel Islands is in?

Additional Details

If I were to fill up forms especially the address section, can I put United Kingdom as country?

Answer 1

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Great Britain.
The reason the Channel Island (Jersey and Guernsey) are not a part of the UK is because the UK is a part of Great Britain. It's kind of complicated...
Basically, the UK is England, Scotland and Wales.
Great Britian is the UK plus all the other islands around that area, and the other dependencies (Ascension, Gibralta, Falklands, etc)

Answer 2

Great Britain

Answer 3

part of the British Isles

Answer 4

Jersey is in England

Answer 5

They belong to the British Crown but are not part of the UK.

Answer 6

Chan·nel Islands (chnl)
A group of British islands in the English Channel off the coast of northern France. Settled by Norse mariners, the islands became part of the duchy of Normandy in the tenth century and passed to England with the Norman Conquest of 1066.

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http://www.thefreedictionary.com/Channel…

Answer 7

They're officially part of Britain, but Channel Islanders like to speak French.