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Which is the largest continent on earthName5countries belonging to this continent?
Asia is the largest continent. Five countries on this continent include Russia, Japan, Kazakhstan, Israel, and United Arab Emirates.
Which is the largest continent and how many countries are in it?
Asia is the largest continent, both in terms of land area and population. It is home to 49 countries.
What are the two largest countries in Africa-by space?
Nigeria and Ethiopia
Which continent has the most counties Name the three largest countries on this continent?
Africa. The three largest countries are Algeria, Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sudan.
Which continent is home to the largest number of countries?
Africa is the continent with the largest number of countries, with a total of 54 recognized countries.
What are the two largest countries Africa?
The two largest countries in Africa by population are Nigeria and Ethiopia. By area, the two largest are Algeria and the Democratic Republic of the Congo
Which continent has most of the 10 largest countries in it?
Asia
What are the four largest countries on the Asian continent?
RussiaChinaIndiaKazakhstan
In which continent are the world's largest and smallest countries?
The world's largest country, Russia, is located in Asia and Europe. The smallest country, Vatican City, is located in Europe, surrounded by Rome, Italy.
Is Africa one of the largest countries in the world?
Africa is not a country. It is a continent made up of many countries. It is the second largest continent (after Asia) with 11,677,239 square miles.
What continent contains the largest and smallest countries?
Asia contains both the largest country, Russia, and the smallest country, Maldives.
Africa three largest countries?
The three largest countries on the continent of Africa are Sudan, Algeria, and the Congo. The next largest countries in Africa are Libya, Chad, and Niger.
