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The closest continent to Bora Bora is **Australia**, located in the Oceania region. Bora Bora is part of French Polynesia, an overseas territory of France in the South Pacific Ocean. Geographically, it lies in the central South Pacific, making Australia the nearest continental landmass.
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Is bora bora part of a continent?
Bora Bora is located in the Oceania region, but it not part of any continent. Bora Bora is an island in French Polynesia.
What is the closest country to Bora Bora?
new zealand
What contenent is bora bora in?
It is not on a continent, it is a city in the Society Islands, south of the Pacific Ocean.
Which continent is closest to Japan?
The continent that is closest to Japan would be the continent of Asia. Japan is actually part of the Asian continent. The next closest continent would be the Australian continent, or the continent of Oceania.
What states or continents are closest to Puerto Rico?
Florida is the closest US State and the North American continent is the closest continent.
The Philippine islands lie closest to which continent?
The Philippine Islands are closest to the continent of Asia. The group of islands are located closest to the coast of Vietnam, which is a country in Asia.
What continent is closest to the North Pole?
North America i belive is the closest to the North Pole
What is the closest continent to Cuba?
The North American continent.
What continent is closest to Cuba?
The North American continent.
Australia Earth's smallest continent in area is closest in size to what other continent?
Australia, the world's smallest continent, is closest in area to the world's second smallest continent, which is Europe.
What is the closest continent to West Europe?
Africa is the closest continent to Western Europe, with the Strait of Gibraltar separating the two at their closest point of about 15 kilometers.
What is the closest continent to the south?
The South Pole is located on and therefore closest to the continent of Antarctica.The South pole is to be found near the middle of the Antarctic continent.
