This is known as the Indian sub-continent. Some modern political sensitivities would prefer "Southern Asia".
It was originally located to the east of Africa, about where Madagascar is today, broke away from the rest of Gondwana, and drifted north to collide with the Asian continent, thus creating the mountain ranges of the Himalaya.
Have a look at the drainage pattern of the rivers in the northern Himalaya.
The Indo-Australian tectonic plate is still moving more than 60mm per year!
The answer is Eurasia
Because it is large.
Asia.
Because they are connected
More of its landmass will go under water and with the huge population growth there could be major problems.
They are on a tectonic plate that collided with Asia 50 million years ago.
It is referred to a subcontinent, not a continent. It is considered a subcontinent because of (1) its very large relative population, (2) its geographic isolation from the rest of Asia due to the Hindu Kush and Himalaya Mountains, (3) its cultural uniqueness, and (4) the size of the land.
Geographers will often use the term 'Eurasia' when referring to Europe and Asia as one continent, as they would use 'The Americas' to refer to both North and South America. In many ways, using the term 'Eurasia' simplifies things, as countries like Russia and Turkey are split into both Asia and Europe.
A landmass can be a continent or an island.
The landmass is Asia.
The landmass that is closest to Trinidad is Venezuela.
the origional of our landmass is pangea.
he western hemisphere No, the eastern hemisphere - it includes the whole of the Eurasian landmass, Africa and Australia.