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Which continent has more land south America or Africa?
Africa has more land than South America, Africa being the Second largest continent right after Asia.
Which continent has more land northamerica or Asia?
Asia is the largest continent by land area and also by population. However, North America is in second place by land area.
Does Africa has more country than any other continent?
No, Africa does not have more countries than any other continent. Africa has 54 recognized countries, while Asia has the most countries with 49 countries in Asia.
What continent has more land Asia or Antarctica?
Asia. It is the largest continent by far. Antarctica is about the size of the United States.
Which continent has more countries southamerica or africa?
Asia is the largest of those three continents.
Which continent has more land mass Africa or south America?
Africa
What continent has more land South America or Africa?
Africa has more land area than South America.
Which continent has more land area Europe or Asisa?
asia is the biggest continent in the world
Does Asia cover more then any other continent?
Asia covers more land than any other continent, true.
Which continent has more land Europe or-south Africa?
South Africa is a country, not a continent. The continent of Europe is much larger than South Africa. The entire continent of Africa is bigger than the continent of Europe.
Which continent has more land than Europe or Asia?
Antarctica has more land area than both Europe and Asia. Antarctica is the fifth-largest continent, covering an area of about 14 million square kilometers. In comparison, Europe covers approximately 10.18 million square kilometers, and Asia covers about 44.58 million square kilometers. Therefore, Antarctica has more land area than both Europe and Asia.
Does north America have more land than Asia?
No, Asia is the largest continent in the world and has more land area than North America. Asia covers around 30% of the Earth's land area, while North America covers about 16.5%.
