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There is no Atlantic Circle.
The Antarctic Circle passes through no countries. See the related link for a map of the Antarctic Circle.
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How many countries does the antarctic circle through?
None.
How many country's does the antaric circle pass through?
The Antarctic Circle passes through Antarctica, which is a continent with no countries.
How many countries does he antarctic circle pass through?
None.
How many countries does antarctic circle run through?
None.
How many countries dose the Antarctic Circle pass through?
None.
How many countries those the Antarctic circle pass through?
None.
How many countries does the antorctic circle Pam through?
None. Any land that the Antarctic Circle crosses is part of the continent of Antarctica, which is not carved up into countries.
How many cities does the Antarctic circle pass through?
None. No states or countries either.
How many countries does the Antarctia Circle pass through?
None. The only land that the Antarctic Circle crosses is on the continent of Antarctica. There are no cities, states, provinces, or countries on that continent.
How many countries does the circle pass through?
The land on the Arctic Circle is divided among eight countries: Norway, Sweden, Finland, Russia, the United States (Alaska), Canada, Denmark (Greenland), and Iceland (where it passes through the small offshore island of Grímsey).
How many countriess does the antarctic circle pass through?
None. There are no countries, cities, or permanent human residents on Antarctica, and that's the only continent the Antarctic Circle crosses.
How many Countrie does the Antarctic Circle pass through?
None. The only landmass it passes through is Antarctica, which contains no countries, mainly just science stations run by countries like Britain, Chile, Australia and Argentina. If you are also including the Arctic Circle in this question, the Arctic Circle passes through: Russia, Finland, Sweden, Norway, Iceland (the island of Grimsey), Greenland (which is still sort of technically part of Denmark), Canada, and the United States. So it passes through eight countries.
