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From which continent did early people across into North America?
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What continent is east of Asia across the which ocean?
North America
What continent is entirley in the north and west hemisphere?
There is no such continent. You're fishing for "North America", but a tiny part of North America, in the state of Alaska, is across the 180° meridian, putting it in the eastern hemisphere.
What was the continent of North America referred to as in 182?
The continent of North America was referred to as 'The Land of America' in the year 182. There is little else known about what people thought of the continent of North America during this time period.
What continent is in north America?
North America is a continent. It cannot contain a continent.
Which continent is almost entirely in the northern and western hemisphere?
North America is the continent primarily in the Western Hemisphere, and entirely in the Northern Hemisphere.Because Alaska is part of the US, and the state's islands (the Aleutians) extend across the International Date Line, that tiny part of North America is technically in the Eastern Hemisphere.
What is the continent for America?
The USA is located in the continent of North America.
Which Continent lies in the west of Europe?
To the west of Europe is the Atlantic. Across that is North America.
Which continent is due south of Greece?
The continent south of North America is South America.
What continent sits just west of North America?
Nothing is directly next to North America to the west, but Asia is across the Pacific Ocean.
Do people live on north America?
Over half a billion people currently live on the continent of North America.
Which continent besides South America is closest to North America?
Asia is just across the Bering Strait from Alaska
What continent is the Bahamas in?
The Bahamas are part of the North America continent. In the Bahamas people speak English and although they are not directly connected to North America they are part of the continent.
