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Is Romania a part of US?
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Which country divides Europe and the middle east?
Turkey is the only country which exists partly in Europe and partly in the middle east.
What country is east of Europe?
Most of RussiaMongoliaChinaAfghanistanUzbekistanTurkmenistan
what country lies west of Romania and east of Europe?
This country is Hungary.
Is Russia in Euope?
No. It is east of Europe and it is a different country.
Is Serbia in far east?
No. Serbia is a country in Europe.
Where were Spain and Portugal located in Europe?
Spain is a country east of the country of Portugal.
What is the east landlock country in Europe?
The easternmost landlocked European country is Belarus.
Which country did Europe get there spices?
Europe mainly obtained spices from India and the East Indies.
Where is Croatia located?
Croatia is a country in the South-East of Europe. It is parallel to Italy and it is surrounded by the following countries: Slovenia, Hungary, Bosnia, Montenegro and Serbia
Who is Romania?
Romania is a small country in the South-East of Europe.
What is the country of origin of the last name melnik?
east europe
