West Antarctica is south of the Americas, part of what is normally called the Western World. East Antarctica is mostly south of Asia, sometimes known as the East.
Australia is north of the edge of East Antarctica, so its western side is north of East Antarctica, and its eastern side is north(ish) of West Antarctica.
Europe, Africa, Antarctica, and Australia are east of the Prime Meridian.
Australia is located northwest of Antarctica.
Australia is at 20 degrees south and 140 degrees east.
The eastern part of Antarctica faces Africa and Australia.
From Antarctica, Australia is generally to the north. It does depend where you are in Antarctica - it may be north-east, north-west or somewhere in between. From the South Pole, everything is north!
Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica.
Africa, Asia, Europe, Australia & Antarctica. Remember, the east is on the right side of a map. Europe, Africa, Antarctica, Asia, and Australia.
Every continent on earth is north of Antarctica. Australia is one continent that is north of Antarctica.
The four continents that touch the Indian ocean are Asia, Africa, Antarctica, Australia. Asia to the north, Africa to the west, Antarctica to the south, and Australia to the east.
Countries with Territorial Claims on East Antarctica are - Australia, France, New Zealand and Norway.
The 180 degrees of East longitudes fall on the continents of-- Europe-- Africa-- Asia-- Australia-- Antarctica-- North AmericaAll of them except North America and South America.
The Indian Ocean, which is bounded by Africa to the east, Asia to the north, Antarctica to the south, and Indonesia and Australia to the west.