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What is the largest country in the Americas?
Canada is the largest country by area in North and South America (and the second largest, after Russia, in the world).
What is the second largest land area in the world?
The second largest land area of the world is the Americas (continents of North and South America). If you mean countries, China has the 2nd largest land area.
Who claimed the largest area in the americas?
the spain is the largerst area in the americas.
What is the largest nation in North America and in South America?
In North America, Canada the largest nation by land area. In South America, it is Brazil. For both the Americas, Canada is the largest.
North America's largest agricultural area is in the south or north?
North America's largest agricultural area is primarily in the central and northern parts of the continent, particularly in regions like the Great Plains. This area is known for its extensive crop production, including wheat, corn, and soybeans. While the southern regions also contribute significantly to agriculture, especially in terms of cotton and various fruits, the vast expanses of fertile land in the north are more dominant in overall agricultural output.
Where are the good agricultural area in the US?
north
Which continent has the largest green land?
Asia has an area of about 44.5 million km2. The Americas has an area of about 42.5 million km2. In both cases, there are considerable areas of tundra in the north, which may not be considered green.
What is the largest of north America in area?
Canada is the largest
In which area of latin Americas is Mexico located?
North America
What is the largest oceans called?
The Pacific Ocean is the largest of the four oceans. It is located in the vast area between the Americas, Antarctica, Australia, and Asia.
What is the country with the largest land area in North America?
Canada is the one with the largest land area.
What is the third largest continent in area?
North America is the third largest continent in area.
