Is Antarctica a state a country or a continent?

Answer 1

Continent,but people all around the world go there

Answer 2

All land, ice and water south of 60 degrees S on planet Earth is governed by the Antarctic Treaty. This is a condominium form of governance. The treaty preserves all of this geography for the scientific study of the health of our planet.

This means that no one 'owns' any part of Antarctica, yet it benefits us all.

Answer 3

Antarctica has no government and belongs to no country. Various countries claim areas of it but, while some have mutually recognized each other's claims,no other countries recognize such claims Antarctica is a continent but not a country.

Answer 4

Antarctica is a continent and not a country. Antarctica is governed by the Antarctic Treaty.

Answer 5

Antarctica is a continent, not a state, but is governed -- as is all of planet earth south of 60 degrees S -- by the Antarctic Treaty.

Answer 6

Antarctica is a continent governed by the Antarctic Treaty.

Answer 7

I always of the impression that it is a continent