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Africa, although including some areas west of the Greenwich meridian, is considered part of the "eastern" hemisphere. The usual definition for the hemisphere includes areas east of the Atlantic Ocean and west of the Pacific Ocean, which would be Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia.
Because it shows the most of Africa than the western,northern and Southern Hemisphere
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What Hemisphere is the taj mahal in?
It is in the northern hemisphere, and it is in the eastern part of that hemisphere.
Which continents are part of the Western Hemisphere?
The continents in the eastern hemisphere are ...Completely:AsiaAustraliaPartly:EuropeAfricaAntarcticaNorth America
In which two hemispheres is South Africa located?
Africa is located in both the Southern and Northern Hemisphere. If your very technical though its really in ALL the hemispheres! the earth is dived into hemispheres by the prime meridian and the Equator. Africa lies in both the Northern and Southern Hemispheres almost equally. And while most of Africa lies in the Eastern Hemisphere, a small portion lies in the West.
What hemisphere is France in?
All of France is in the northern hemisphere. In addition, part of that country is also in the eastern hemisphere, and the rest of it is also in the western one.
Is cote d'ivoire in the eastern or western part of Africa?
western
Africa is considered part of the eastern Hemispherewhy?
it is considered part of the eastern hemisphere because it is west of the atlantic ocean and east of the pacific
Is Africa mostly in the western or eastern hemisphere?
Africa is in the Eastern part of Africa
Why is Africa considered part of the Eastern hemisphere why?
Africa, although including some areas west of the Greenwich meridian, is considered part of the "eastern" hemisphere. The usual definition for the hemisphere includes areas east of the Atlantic Ocean and west of the Pacific Ocean, which would be Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia.Because it shows the most of Africa than the western,northern and Southern Hemisphere
Is Egypt in Eastern Hemisphere?
Why is Africa part of the Eastern Hemisphere?
Why is Africa considered part of the eastern?
Africa, although including some areas west of the Greenwich meridian, is considered part of the "eastern" hemisphere. The usual definition for the hemisphere includes areas east of the Atlantic Ocean and west of the Pacific Ocean, which would be Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia.Because it shows the most of Africa than the western,northern and Southern Hemisphere
Which continents are considered part of the Eastern Hemisphere?
The eastern hemisphere includes 5 out of the 7 continents. The continents in the eastern hemisphere are Australia, Europe, Asia, half of Antarctica, and two thirds of Africa.
Is the cotinent of Africa in the eastern or western hemisphere?
In history, Africa is generally considered part of the Western World, but, geographically, it is located in both the western and eastern hemispheres.
Why Africa is considered part of eastern hemisphere?
Because most of the continent is located east of the Prime Meridian.
Which hemisphere does not include any part of africa?
No part of Africa is in the Western Hemisphere. Parts of Africa are in the Northern and Southern Hemispheres, and it is entirely within the Eastern Hemisphere.
Is the European Union in the western hemisphere?
Portugal is absolutely in the Western Hemisphere because it is west of the Greenwich Meridian Line. However, in the political usuage of the word it is considered part of the Eastern (Europe, Africa, Asia & Oceania). In reality though, Portugal (like Ireland, Iceland and West Africa) is in the Western Hemisphere of the Globe.
Is Mauritania in the western hemisphere?
Yes. Western Sahara is technically in the Western hemisphere. However, it sits rather close to the Prime Meridian and is part of the African Continent which is mostly in the Eastern Hemisphere.
What are the eastern hemisphere continents in ABC order?
Africa (part)Antarctica (part)Asia (all)Australia (all)Europe (part)North America (part)
