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Is Mexico part of the north or south American continent?
North American
Is Mexico part of the north South American continent?
North American
What is the continent in Guatemala?
Guatemala, is a Central American country south of Mexico. It is in the continent of North America.
Is centeral part of the America north or south American continent?
Everything south of Mexico is part of South America.
Which country is situated in North America Colombia or Mexico?
Mexico is located in North America; Colombia is part of the South American continent.
Is central America part of the north or south American continent?
Central America is part of the North American continent.
Where does North American end and South American begin?
I don't know about South America, but the continent of North America consists of Canada, America, and Mexico. The Arctic Ocean is north of Canada, the Pacific west of America, the Atlantic to the east of it, and again, the Atlantic below Mexico.
Which continent has Mexico city?
Mexico City is located on the North American continent, or America, depending on the 5 or 7-continent model you currently use. It is the capital of the country of Mexico, just south of the United States (commonly mistaken as "America").
What is the next continent of south the US?
The USA is located on the North American continent. The continent immediately south of North America is South America.
Veracruz and Acapulco are popular vacation destinations on which continent?
They are both in Mexico, which is on the North American continent.
Is Mexico part of North American or south American?
Mexico belongs to the North American subcontinent.
Which 2 continents does Mexico connect?
None. It is firmly set within the North American continent (or the American continent, depending on the number of continents you are taught). It however, connects two regions within the North American continent: the United States to the north and Central America to the south. Note Central America is a region, not a continent.
