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The Bering strait separates Asia from North America, and also separates Russia from the USA.
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The Bering Strait separates which two continents and which two countries?
The Bering Strait separates Asia and North America, and is located between Russia and the United States.
What strait separates the continents of Asia and what part of America?
The Bering Strait
What strait separate Russia from Alaska?
The Bering Strait.
The Bering Strait separates which two countries?
The Bering Strait separates Asia and North America.And guess what? If the world connects Asia and North America, all the continents will be united! You could drive to California from Africa and so on!
What countries are separated by the Bering Strait?
The united States and Russia are separated by the Bering Strait.
What body of water separate Alaska from Asia?
The Bering Strait separates Alaska from Asia. Along with the Bering Strait, the Bering Sea also separates the two places.
The bering strait sperates what 2 countries and what 2 continents?
Siberia (Russia) in Asia from Alaska (USA) in North America
The Bering Strait separates what two modern countries?
The Bering Strait separates Russia and the US.
What are the two countries and the continents that are on that atre seporated by the berring strait?
The two countries separated by the Bering Strait are the United States (Alaska) and Russia. The continents they are part of are North America (Alaska) and Asia (Russia).
What two continents are separated by the bering strait?
Asia and North America.
What two continents separate the Bering Straight?
Straits separate land masses, land masses do not separate straits. You question is therefore the wrong way round. The Bering Straight separates the North American continent from the Asian continent.
Does the Bering Sea separate North America from Asia?
No, the Bering Strait separates North America (Alaska) and Asia (Russia). On the north side of the strait is the Chukchi Sea, which is part of the Arctic Ocean. On the south side of the strait is the Bering Sea, which is part of the Pacific Ocean. An argument can be made that the Arctic Ocean separates the two continents when viewing from the North Pole.
