No. Continents are bigger than islands. However, besides the size of a landmass determining whether it is an island or a continent, there is the fact of whether or not it sits on its own tectonic plate.
A continent is bigger than an island. A continent is a large, continuous landmass that is usually made up of multiple countries or regions, while an island is a smaller landmass surrounded by water.
a continent is bigger
A continent is bigger than an island. Continents are large land masses that are usually made up of multiple countries and can span thousands of miles.
Australia is larger but, geographically and geologically speaking, it is not an island, but a continent.
A continent is much larger than an island.
No, Canada is bigger than the continent of Australia.
No. Antarctica - 14,000,000 sq km (island continent)Australia - 7,686,850 sq km (island continent)Australia is the world's smallest continent. So it can't be bigger than Antarctica.
South Africa is a country, not a continent. South Africa is one of over 50 countries that are in the continent of Africa. Asia is much bigger than South Africa and also bigger than Africa.
Africa is bigger because the continent is a lot
Because it is a continent.
Australia is four to five times bigger than Greenland. Greenland is frequently pictured on maps of the world based on the Mercator Projection, which makes Greenland look much larger than it actually is.
An island is smaller than a continent and completely surrounded by water. Silly me i answered my own question