A continent is any of the seven large land masses that constitute most of the dry land on the surface of the Earth. They are Africa, Antarctica, Asia, Australia, Europe, North America, and South America.
Continent can also refer to the part of the Earth's crust that rises above the oceans.
The Earth's continents, from largest to smallest, are Asia, Africa, North America, South America, Antarctica, Europe, and Australia.
"Across the continent" typically refers to traveling or covering a distance from one side of a continent to the other. It implies spanning the entirety of a continent, usually from east to west or north to south.
Venice is a city in Italy, located on the continent of Europe.
Every country belongs to a continent. Perhaps you mean which continent is not owned by a country, in which case the answer is Antarctica.
Greenwich is not a continent, it is a town in London, England. It is known for being the location of the Prime Meridian and Greenwich Mean Time (GMT), used as a reference point for timekeeping around the world.
If by the southern continent you mean the southern hemisphere, then Oceania is the one that is found there. Parts of South America, Africa and Asia are also in the southern hemisphere.
If you mean Edinburgh, The European continent
You mean: "What continent is Germany on?" and the answer is Europe.
If you mean what continent Lapland is in, then it's Europe.
what do you mean....... but i can say Australia is a isolated continent
If you mean "What continent is Argentina on", then South America.
Question seems odd. Did you mean 'the forgotten continent'?
if you mean Venezuela it is part of the South American continent
If you mean is Mexico it's own continent that is no, Mexico belongs to the North American continent.
I think you mean what 'continent' is Asia on, and it's its own continent.
If you mean continent, it would be Africa. (Lake Tanganyika)
There is no Austrian continent. If you mean the Australian continent, the answer is Lake Eyre (-15 meters). If you mean Austria, the country, the answer is Lake Neusiedl (115 meters).
Perhaps you mean what continent is ruled by one nation? In which case the answer is Australia.