South America, as its name suggests, is geographically more in the Southern Hemisphere than the Northern. However, there are three countries that the equator crosses, splitting the continent into both hemispheres. These three tropical countries are Brazil, Colombia and Ecuador.
Most African countries are located south of the equator. Here are a few examples: Zimbabwe, South Africa, Namibia, Tanzania, and Madagascar.
Colombia, Kenya, and Somalia are in the northern hemisphere and the equator runs through them.
The three continents that stretch both north and south of the equator are Africa, Asia, and America. Africa straddles the equator with the majority of its landmass located in the northern hemisphere. Asia extends from the northern hemisphere to the equator and into the southern hemisphere. America has regions in both the northern and southern hemispheres, with countries like Brazil and Colombia located south of the equator.
Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia, are three African countries in the northern hemisphere (north of the Equator) - there are at least 14 more countries that also qualify.
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There are only three countries in South America that the equator passes through. Those countries are Columbia, Ecuador, and Brazil.
Yes, there are three South American countries that lie on the equator: Colombia, Ecuador, and Brazil.
The three countries in the Northern Hemisphere are Canada, Russia, and Iceland. These countries are located above the equator and experience colder climates compared to countries in the Southern Hemisphere.
Europe, Australia and Asia are three countries that lie in the eastern hemisphere. The part of the earth that is at Prime Meridian's east side is known as the eastern hemisphere.
The three African countries located in the southern hemisphere are Namibia, Botswana, and South Africa. These nations are situated below the equator, with their geographic positions contributing to their unique climates and ecosystems. They are known for their diverse landscapes, including deserts, savannas, and coastal regions.
Africa: The equator runs through the continent, dividing it into a northern and southern hemisphere. Asia: The equator also crosses Asia, placing parts of the continent in both hemispheres. South America: Countries like Brazil and Colombia straddle the equator, making South America another continent with territories in both hemispheres.