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Where it meets the Atlantic Ocean, the Indian ocean & the Mediterranean Sea.
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Where is Victoria waterfall?
On the borders of Zimbabwe and Zambia, African continent
What borders the Mediterranean Sea?
The Mediterranean Sea is bounded by the European Continent in the north, by the African Continent on the south, by the Asian Continent in the east, and by the Straits of Gibraltar in the west.
What country was Victoria Falls found in?
The Falls are located on the African Continent, on the borders of Zimbabwe and Zambia
Where is Luba?
If you mean Libya, it is a county on the African continent and borders the Mediterranean Sea, next door to Egypt.
What continent it Algeria on?
Algeria is on the African continent. To its west (left) you will find Morocco, to its east (right) you will find Tunisia. Algeria borders the Mediterranean sea.
What comtiment is Zimbabwe in?
Zimbabwe is on the southern part of the African continent. It borders Mozambique, Botswana, Zambia and South Africa.
Where is the largest lake in Africa located?
The largest lake by area on the African continent is Lake Victoria, which borders the countries of Uganda, Kenya, and Tanzania.
Define a continent?
A continent is one of the main landmasses of the globe of the globe, usually reckoned as seven in number (Europe, Asia, African, North America, South America, Australia, and Antarctica.)
What continent borders the arctic and indian oceans?
there is no continent that borders both, there are two continents between the two oceans
Does the African plate borders the pacific plate?
the African plate borders the pacific plate
What continent borders Alaska to the east?
Alaska is part of the North American continent. Canada borders the state of Alaska to the east.
A continent that borders the Weddell Sea?
Antarctica is the continent that borders the Weddell Sea. It is located in the southern hemisphere and is surrounded by the Southern Ocean. The Weddell Sea is known for its large population of seals and penguins.
