The four continents that are entirely or mostly in the eastern hemisphere are Asia, Africa, Europe, and Australia.
Asia, Europe, Africa, and Australia are continents that are mostly in the eastern hemisphere.
Zero continents are almost totally within the Western Hemisphere. The Americas are the only continents that lie entirely within the Western Hemisphere, while Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia are located mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.
North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and South America are either entirely or partially in the Northern hemisphere.
There are seven continents and four hemispheres. Here are the locations (this may all make more sense if you see it on a map): Africa stretches through both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, as well as the Eastern and Western hemispheres. Antarctica is in the South Pole, and within the Southern Hemisphere. It extends through the Eastern and Western hemispheres. Asia, like Africa, extends through all hemispheres. It is mostly within the Northern and Eastern hemispheres, but part of it (Indonesia, which is considered a part of the Asian continent) goes into the Southern hemisphere, while another part, Russia, extends through the Eastern hemisphere, and onward to the Western hemisphere. Australia is within the Southern and Eastern hemispheres only. Europe is mostly situated within the Eastern hemisphere, but entirely within the Northern hemisphere: the United Kingdom, France and Spain stretch into both the Eastern and Western hemispheres, while Portugal and Ireland are completely within the Western hemisphere. North America is situated entirely within the Northern hemisphere, and it also within the Western hemisphere. South America-- the equator crosses through it, so it is in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, and entirely within the Western hemisphere. I enclose a link to some maps of the continents and their locations.
If we take the Eastern Hemisphere to be the part of the earth between longitude 0 and the 180th meridian, travelling East, then South America is the only continent to be exclusively in the Western Hemisphere. If we take the International Date Line as the boundary, then both North and South America are entirely in the Western Hemisphere.
Asia, Europe, Africa, and Australia are continents that are mostly in the eastern hemisphere.
Zero continents are almost totally within the Western Hemisphere. The Americas are the only continents that lie entirely within the Western Hemisphere, while Europe, Africa, Asia, and Australia are located mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.
Europe, Africa, Asia, Australia, and Antarctica.
North America, Europe, Asia, Africa and South America are either entirely or partially in the Northern hemisphere.
There are seven continents and four hemispheres. Here are the locations (this may all make more sense if you see it on a map): Africa stretches through both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, as well as the Eastern and Western hemispheres. Antarctica is in the South Pole, and within the Southern Hemisphere. It extends through the Eastern and Western hemispheres. Asia, like Africa, extends through all hemispheres. It is mostly within the Northern and Eastern hemispheres, but part of it (Indonesia, which is considered a part of the Asian continent) goes into the Southern hemisphere, while another part, Russia, extends through the Eastern hemisphere, and onward to the Western hemisphere. Australia is within the Southern and Eastern hemispheres only. Europe is mostly situated within the Eastern hemisphere, but entirely within the Northern hemisphere: the United Kingdom, France and Spain stretch into both the Eastern and Western hemispheres, while Portugal and Ireland are completely within the Western hemisphere. North America is situated entirely within the Northern hemisphere, and it also within the Western hemisphere. South America-- the equator crosses through it, so it is in both the Northern and Southern hemispheres, and entirely within the Western hemisphere. I enclose a link to some maps of the continents and their locations.
If we take the Eastern Hemisphere to be the part of the earth between longitude 0 and the 180th meridian, travelling East, then South America is the only continent to be exclusively in the Western Hemisphere. If we take the International Date Line as the boundary, then both North and South America are entirely in the Western Hemisphere.
Australia and Antarctica are continents that are partly located in the eastern and southern hemispheres. Australia is mostly in the southern hemisphere and extends into the eastern hemisphere, while Antarctica is predominantly situated in the southern hemisphere with some portions in the eastern hemisphere.
Antarctica is the only continent that is entirely in the western hemisphere and not in the northern hemisphere. Australia is mostly located in the southern hemisphere but extends into the eastern hemisphere as well.
North and South America are the only continents fully (and mostly) in the Western Hemisphere.
There are two continents completely in the southern hemisphere: Antarctica and Australia.South America is mostly in the southern hemisphere. Lower Africa and the islands of Indonesia in Asia are also south of the equator. Only Europe and North America are exclusively in the northern hemisphere.Antarctica and Australia.
The continents that are entirely or mostly located in the southern hemisphere are Africa, Antarctica, Australia, and South America. Additionally, some parts of Asia and Europe also fall within the southern hemisphere.
There are seven continents. Three of them are located mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere and are connected to each other. They are Europe, Asia, and Africa. In the Western Hemisphere, two continents, North and South America, are connected via the Isthmus of Panama. There are also two separate, isolated continents in the Southern Hemisphere, Antarctica and Australia.