If one were to travel east from Australia, one would first come to the continent of South America.
However, much closer east from Australia, but not generally recognised as a continent, is the almost completely submerged continent of Zealandia, upon which the island country of New Zealand sits. Zealandia is a large fragment of the original supercontinent of Gondwanaland, and the only visible evidence of it is the New Zealand landmass and some other, smaller South Pacific islands.
If you look at a flat picture of a map of the world it is west.
the earth is round, so its both
Generally South-West, most directly.
Both
South America is west of Africa and east of Australia.
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Well, Yes, because Australia is west of South America if you cross the Pacific Ocean. Australia is east of South America if you go through the Indian Ocean.
The South Pacific is located east of America and is west of Australia and Asia.
It is southwest of the US
Yes, because Australia is west of South America if you cross the Pacific Ocean. Australia is east of South America if you go through the Indian Ocean.
No. All the continents in the world are North America, South America, Africa, Antarctica, Europe, Australia, and Asia there is no East America or West America.
Africa and Australia can be reached by traveling directly east from points in South America, but for the most part Africa is to the east of South America.
Europe on the west, Africa on the southwest, Australia on the south, and North America on the east.
The Pacific Ocean is due east of Australia.
The direction of Australia from Nepal is south east.
Well because the Earth is a sphere, South America is both West and East of Africa.