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The closest countries to Antarctica are Australia, South Africa, New Zealand with Argentina and Chile being the closest.
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What continants get crossed over by theb equator?
South America, Africa, and Asia (if you were to include its islands :)
Is The stratosphere the closest layer to the Earth's surface?
Troposphere is closest the earth's surface.Stratosphere is the second closest on earth surface.
What planet is closest to Callisto in diameter?
Mercury is the closest in size.
What are the closest two objects to Neptune?
its two closest moons
What is the closest ocean in Madrid?
The closest ocean from Spain is the Atlantic.
How many cotinants are on earth?
There are 7 coNtinants on Earth...
What continants are touched by the arctic?
North America and Asia.
How many continants?
There are 7 continents on Earth: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Australia (Oceania), and South America.
What continants lie in the western hemisfer?
North America & South America
What continants get crossed over by theb equator?
South America, Africa, and Asia (if you were to include its islands :)
What are The 7 continants?
The continents are: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Australia, and South America.
Is there two Russias?
No but Russia is in two continants, Asia and Europe it is really confusing!
How do you spell the word continants?
The correct spelling is continents.An example sentence is "officially there are seven continents on Earth".
What are the7 continants?
The7 continents are these...................North America ,South America, Asia , Europe, Africa,Antarctica, Australia:)
Is Russia a content?
No Russia is in fact inside two differnet continants. One part of Russia is in Europe and the other part is in Asia.
The fit of the coast lines of what continants led people to suggest that the continents had drifted over time?
It was South America and Africa.South America and Africa
How many continants in the world?
There are seven continents in the world: Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Europe, North America, Australia, and South America.
