Is Greenland a continet

Answer 1

It is too small to be regarded as a continent, but is an island. On maps using the Mercator projection, it appears to be larger than it really is. A map using other projections or a globe show its true size more accurately.

Not only that, it is not a landmass itself. North America, like most other continents, has had its margins flooded. Greenland is part of North America, but the sea level is too high to show it.

Answer 2

The Arctic Circle is a line of latitude not a landmass

Answer 3

Greenland is considered an island. It is classified as the world's largest island.

Answer 4

because it is not big enough and not enough people live on it

Answer 5

In this case, size matters.

Answer 6

no, it is not

Answer 7

It's an imaginary line.

Answer 8

Greenland is an island.